Re: Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

November 25, 2007

And here I thought you were just being "fancy", n. Actually at first I thought there was something on my screen and tried to clean it off. <grinning>Sharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my

beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!

Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there

is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!

more love, from

more n

>

> Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time

ever,

> my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse

> on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups

> to web mail only.

>

> So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,

> whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot

> better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive

> individual mail again.

>

> I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS

> or "Multiple Surprises"at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the

> late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology

> at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,

> Oregon.

>

> My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs

> done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to

> him, was, "Now I know why I was so DENSE!" -- which he had

> never been, just terrible balance problems.

>

> Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various

> ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,

> and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;

> I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even

> a "caravan" of Motor Homes. Of course, on our "cruises,"un

> der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her

> Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,

> steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.

>

> Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a

> symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,

> we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for

> everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what

> is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets

> rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,

> we al have free digital cameras with us!

>

> So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one

> does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro

> bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?

>

> I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.

> It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so

> my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my

> gasoline-guzzling "wheelchair" of a car to places away from the

> ocean--for now. You will hear about our "jaunts."

>

> I am a widow, and now have a "significant other"who had this

> horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving

> with Ã–ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!

>

> I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film

> called "What Would Jesus Buy"--about our national pre-

> occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes

> a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.

> Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.

>

> I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex

> in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,

> California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley

> Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child

> dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some

> time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to

> me in my dotage.

>

> I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged

> people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!

>

> Love to each of you,

> n Rojas

>

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November 25, 2007

Uh! Oh! I never intended to be " dirty! " (giggle, giggle),

love to you all,

n

>

> And here I thought you were just being " fancy " , n. Actually at first I

> thought there was something on my screen and tried to clean it off.

>

> <grinning>

>

> Sharon

>

> This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling

> and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to

> be considered flaws or defects.

>

> Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

>

> You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

> I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my

> beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!

> Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there

> is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

> German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

> and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!

> more love, from

> more n

>

> >

> > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time

> ever,

> > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse

> > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups

> > to web mail only.

> >

> > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,

> > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot

> > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive

> > individual mail again.

> >

> > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS

> > or " Multiple Surprises " at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the

> > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology

> > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,

> > Oregon.

> >

> > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs

> > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to

> > him, was, " Now I know why I was so DENSE! " -- which he had

> > never been, just terrible balance problems.

> >

> > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various

> > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,

> > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;

> > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even

> > a " caravan " of Motor Homes. Of course, on our " cruises, " un

> > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her

> > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,

> > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.

> >

> > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a

> > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,

> > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for

> > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what

> > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets

> > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,

> > we al have free digital cameras with us!

> >

> > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one

> > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro

> > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?

> >

> > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.

> > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so

> > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my

> > gasoline-guzzling " wheelchair " of a car to places away from the

> > ocean--for now. You will hear about our " jaunts. "

> >

> > I am a widow, and now have a " significant other " who had this

> > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving

> > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!

> >

> > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film

> > called " What Would Jesus Buy " --about our national pre-

> > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes

> > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.

> > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.

> >

> > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex

> > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,

> > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley

> > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child

> > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some

> > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to

> > me in my dotage.

> >

> > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged

> > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!

> >

> > Love to each of you,

> > n Rojas

> >

>

> ________________________________

> Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.

>

November 25, 2007

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n - you are unique and creative - none of us can spell and we all have fat fingers - isn't that what spell check is for - when we remember

Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING>>>> You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.> I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my> beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!> Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there> is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that> German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,> and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!> more love, from> more n>> > >> > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time> ever,> > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse> > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups> > to web mail only.> >> > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,> > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot> > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive> > individual mail again.> >> > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS> > or "Multiple Surprises"at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the> > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology> > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,> > Oregon.> >> > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs> > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to> > him, was, "Now I know why I was so DENSE!" -- which he had> > never been, just terrible balance problems.> >> > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various> > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,> > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;> > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even> > a "caravan" of Motor Homes. Of course, on our "cruises,"un> > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her> > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,> > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.> >> > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a> > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,> > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for> > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what> > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets> > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,> > we al have free digital cameras with us!> >> > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one> > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro> > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?> >> > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.> > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so> > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my> > gasoline-guzzling "wheelchair" of a car to places away from the> > ocean--for now. You will hear about our "jaunts."> >> > I am a widow, and now have a "significant other"who had this> > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving> > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!> >> > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film> > called "What Would Jesus Buy"--about our national pre-> > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes> > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.> > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.> >> > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex> > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,> > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley> > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child> > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some> > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to> > me in my dotage.> >> > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged> > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!> >> > Love to each of you,> > n Rojas> >>>>> ________________________________> Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.>>

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November 25, 2007

I loved my former Mozilla Firefox Browser as it more or less corrects

one's spelling as one types. But, this time, AGAIN, battle Internet

Explorer vs. Firefox waged on, and Firefox LOST, with the result

of my odd spelling/typing.

Love to you, Sharon, Anne, and our group!

Love,

M A R I O N

>

> ï»¿

> n - you are unique and creative - none of us can spell and we all have

> fat fingers - isn't that what spell check is for - when we remember

>

> Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

> >

> > You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

> > I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my

> > beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!

> > Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there

> > is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

> > German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

> > and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!

> > more love, from

> > more n

> >

> > >

> > > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time

> > ever,

> > > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse

> > > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups

> > > to web mail only.

> > >

> > > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,

> > > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot

> > > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive

> > > individual mail again.

> > >

> > > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS

> > > or " Multiple Surprises " at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the

> > > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology

> > > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,

> > > Oregon.

> > >

> > > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs

> > > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to

> > > him, was, " Now I know why I was so DENSE! " -- which he had

> > > never been, just terrible balance problems.

> > >

> > > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various

> > > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,

> > > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;

> > > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even

> > > a " caravan " of Motor Homes. Of course, on our " cruises, " un

> > > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her

> > > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,

> > > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.

> > >

> > > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a

> > > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,

> > > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for

> > > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what

> > > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets

> > > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,

> > > we al have free digital cameras with us!

> > >

> > > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one

> > > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro

> > > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?

> > >

> > > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.

> > > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so

> > > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my

> > > gasoline-guzzling " wheelchair " of a car to places away from the

> > > ocean--for now. You will hear about our " jaunts. "

> > >

> > > I am a widow, and now have a " significant other " who had this

> > > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving

> > > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!

> > >

> > > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film

> > > called " What Would Jesus Buy " --about our national pre-

> > > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes

> > > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.

> > > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.

> > >

> > > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex

> > > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,

> > > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley

> > > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child

> > > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some

> > > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to

> > > me in my dotage.

> > >

> > > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged

> > > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!

> > >

> > > Love to each of you,

> > > n Rojas

> > >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.

> >

>

> ________________________________

>

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> 5:58 PM

>

November 26, 2007

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Good Morning M A R I O N..not n,

Hi. We HAD to switch from IE to Mozilla

Foxfire, because Internet Explorer was

literally inoperative. I mean it would freeze

and not 'search', 'surf', 'retrieve' or 'serve'

in any way, shape or form. Truly maddening!

My dtr., Lia, had always sworn by Mozilla, and

now I have to completely agree with her. We

had also used Netscape for sometime also, but

that was quite slow.

Time for my SECOND cup O joe! Love to you,

and this incredible group! always, Kate

Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING> >> >> >> > You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.> > I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my> > beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!> > Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there> > is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that> > German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,> > and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!> > more love, from> > more n> >> > > > >> > > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time> > ever,> > > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse> > > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups> > > to web mail only.> > >> > > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,> > > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot> > > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive> > > individual mail again.> > >> > > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS> > > or "Multiple Surprises"at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the> > > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology> > > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,> > > Oregon.> > >> > > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs> > > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to> > > him, was, "Now I know why I was so DENSE!" -- which he had> > > never been, just terrible balance problems.> > >> > > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various> > > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,> > > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;> > > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even> > > a "caravan" of Motor Homes. Of course, on our "cruises,"un> > > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her> > > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,> > > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.> > >> > > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a> > > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,> > > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for> > > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what> > > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets> > > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,> > > we al have free digital cameras with us!> > >> > > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one> > > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro> > > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?> > >> > > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.> > > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so> > > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my> > > gasoline-guzzling "wheelchair" of a car to places away from the> > > ocean--for now. You will hear about our "jaunts."> > >> > > I am a widow, and now have a "significant other"who had this> > > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving> > > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!> > >> > > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film> > > called "What Would Jesus Buy"--about our national pre-> > > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes> > > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.> > > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.> > >> > > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex> > > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,> > > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley> > > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child> > > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some> > > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to> > > me in my dotage.> > >> > > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged> > > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!> > >> > > Love to each of you,> > > n Rojas> > >> >> >> >> > ________________________________> > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.> >> >>>> ________________________________>>> No virus found in this incoming message.> Checked by AVG Free Edition.> Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.16.6/1150 - Release Date: 11/24/2007> 5:58 PM>>>>>

November 26, 2007

ï»¿

To get away from Yahell I got the Incredimail browser - works great for me as a browser - I don't have to be distracted by news and stuff.

Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING> >> >> >> > You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.> > I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my> > beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!> > Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there> > is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that> > German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,> > and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!> > more love, from> > more n> >> > > > >> > > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time> > ever,> > > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse> > > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups> > > to web mail only.> > >> > > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,> > > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot> > > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive> > > individual mail again.> > >> > > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS> > > or "Multiple Surprises"at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the> > > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology> > > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,> > > Oregon.> > >> > > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs> > > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to> > > him, was, "Now I know why I was so DENSE!" -- which he had> > > never been, just terrible balance problems.> > >> > > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various> > > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,> > > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;> > > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even> > > a "caravan" of Motor Homes. Of course, on our "cruises,"un> > > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her> > > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,> > > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.> > >> > > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a> > > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,> > > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for> > > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what> > > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets> > > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,> > > we al have free digital cameras with us!> > >> > > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one> > > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro> > > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?> > >> > > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.> > > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so> > > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my> > > gasoline-guzzling "wheelchair" of a car to places away from the> > > ocean--for now. You will hear about our "jaunts."> > >> > > I am a widow, and now have a "significant other"who had this> > > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving> > > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!> > >> > > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film> > > called "What Would Jesus Buy"--about our national pre-> > > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes> > > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.> > > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.> > >> > > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex> > > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,> > > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley> > > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child> > > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some> > > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to> > > me in my dotage.> > >> > > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged> > > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!> > >> > > Love to each of you,> > > n Rojas> > >> >> >> >> > ________________________________> > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.> >> >>>> ________________________________>>> No virus found in this incoming message.> Checked by AVG Free Edition.> Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.16.6/1150 - Release Date: 11/24/2007> 5:58 PM>>>>>

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November 26, 2007

Ãt was saaaaad; Oh it was saaaaaad, when that great browser went down. . .

etc. IE will open anything if you choose Word, rather than Notepad as

the HTML editor.

Love,

n, the hopeless, hapless, witless and feckless total computer " techie! "

Thank you for spelling my name correctly, Kate!!!!!!

Now. ON to trying to figure out HOW to enlarge the blooming font!

more love to you all,

more n

>

> ï»¿

> Good Morning M A R I O N..not n,

> Hi. We HAD to switch from IE to Mozilla

> Foxfire, because Internet Explorer was

> literally inoperative. I mean it would freeze

> and not 'search', 'surf', 'retrieve' or 'serve'

> in any way, shape or form. Truly maddening!

> My dtr., Lia, had always sworn by Mozilla, and

> now I have to completely agree with her. We

> had also used Netscape for sometime also, but

> that was quite slow.

> Time for my SECOND cup O joe! Love to you,

> and this incredible group! always, Kate

>

> Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

> > >

> > > You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

> > > I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my

> > > beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!

> > > Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there

> > > is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

> > > German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

> > > and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!

> > > more love, from

> > > more n

> > >

> > > >

> > > > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time

> > > ever,

> > > > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse

> > > > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups

> > > > to web mail only.

> > > >

> > > > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,

> > > > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot

> > > > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive

> > > > individual mail again.

> > > >

> > > > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS

> > > > or " Multiple Surprises " at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the

> > > > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology

> > > > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,

> > > > Oregon.

> > > >

> > > > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs

> > > > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to

> > > > him, was, " Now I know why I was so DENSE! " -- which he had

> > > > never been, just terrible balance problems.

> > > >

> > > > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various

> > > > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,

> > > > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;

> > > > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even

> > > > a " caravan " of Motor Homes. Of course, on our " cruises, " un

> > > > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her

> > > > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,

> > > > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.

> > > >

> > > > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a

> > > > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,

> > > > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for

> > > > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what

> > > > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets

> > > > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,

> > > > we al have free digital cameras with us!

> > > >

> > > > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one

> > > > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro

> > > > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?

> > > >

> > > > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.

> > > > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so

> > > > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my

> > > > gasoline-guzzling " wheelchair " of a car to places away from the

> > > > ocean--for now. You will hear about our " jaunts. "

> > > >

> > > > I am a widow, and now have a " significant other " who had this

> > > > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving

> > > > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!

> > > >

> > > > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film

> > > > called " What Would Jesus Buy " --about our national pre-

> > > > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes

> > > > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.

> > > > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.

> > > >

> > > > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex

> > > > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,

> > > > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley

> > > > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child

> > > > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some

> > > > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to

> > > > me in my dotage.

> > > >

> > > > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged

> > > > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!

> > > >

> > > > Love to each of you,

> > > > n Rojas

> > > >

> > >

> > > ________________________________

> > > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.

> > >

> >

> > ________________________________

> >

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> 11/24/2007

> > 5:58 PM

> >

>

November 26, 2007

Are you not able to use Firefox now? I love Firefox!loveSharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

> >

> > You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

> > I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my

> > beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!

> > Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there

> > is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

> > German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

> > and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!

> > more love, from

> > more n

> >

> > >

> > > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time

> > ever,

> > > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse

> > > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups

> > > to web mail only.

> > >

> > > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,

> > > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot

> > > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive

> > > individual mail again.

> > >

> > > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS

> > > or "Multiple Surprises"at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the

> > > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology

> > > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,

> > > Oregon.

> > >

> > > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs

> > > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to

> > > him, was, "Now I know why I was so DENSE!" -- which he had

> > > never been, just terrible balance problems.

> > >

> > > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various

> > > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,

> > > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;

> > > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even

> > > a "caravan" of Motor Homes. Of course, on our "cruises,"un

> > > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her

> > > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,

> > > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.

> > >

> > > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a

> > > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,

> > > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for

> > > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what

> > > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets

> > > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,

> > > we al have free digital cameras with us!

> > >

> > > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one

> > > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro

> > > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?

> > >

> > > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.

> > > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so

> > > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my

> > > gasoline-guzzling "wheelchair" of a car to places away from the

> > > ocean--for now. You will hear about our "jaunts."

> > >

> > > I am a widow, and now have a "significant other"who had this

> > > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving

> > > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!

> > >

> > > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film

> > > called "What Would Jesus Buy"--about our national pre-

> > > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes

> > > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.

> > > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.

> > >

> > > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex

> > > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,

> > > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley

> > > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child

> > > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some

> > > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to

> > > me in my dotage.

> > >

> > > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged

> > > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!

> > >

> > > Love to each of you,

> > > n Rojas

> > >

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ __

> > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.

> >

>

> ____________ _________ _________ __

>

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> Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.16.6/1150 - Release Date: 11/24/2007

> 5:58 PM

>

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November 26, 2007

I first switched to Firefox because I couldn't get into my bank online. The bank had just done a security upgrade and I could not access my account. After being on the phone with the bank technical guy for nearly an hour trying all sorts of settings he finally told me to download the free Firefox. After getting Firefox I was able to log on to my bank info. The tech said the new security upgrade wasn't compatible with the lower security levels on IE, or something like that. At first I only used Firefox when I needed to log onto the bank but soon I decided I liked it. I'm slow to accept change sometimes I guess.hugs))Sharon This email is

a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.I think that part of why it is so bad now is that mybeloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also thereis some sort of strange problem with the font, such that German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!more love, frommore n

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November 26, 2007

Speaking of computers.:)We bought a laptop the pther note from my bros

friend.I cannot figure out how to get it to go online.Its driving me

crazy.any ideas?I tried our comcast disk and a few others but I cant

get it to connect online.I dont know how we are gonna figure out what

it needs to get it going.Ughhh.help! Lol.

hugz,cassy

Re: Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING

I first switched to Firefox because I couldn't get into my bank online.

The bank had just done a security upgrade and I could not access my

account. After being on the phone with the bank technical guy for

nearly an hour trying all sorts of settings he finally told me to

download the free Firefox. After getting Firefox I was able to log on

to my bank info. The tech said the new security upgrade wasn't

compatible with the lower security levels on IE, or something like

that. At first I only used Firefox when I needed to log onto the bank

but soon I decided I liked it. I'm slow to accept change sometimes I

guess.

hugs))

Sharon

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a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and

grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are

to be considered flaws or defects.

Re: Welcome to all

new members!/my strange SPELLING

You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

I think that part of

why it is so bad now is that my

beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by

Internet Explorer 7!

Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also

there

is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

German

diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

and the darned thing

IS set for English--sorry about all this!

more love, from

more

n

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I use Incredimail for my mail , didn't know they HAD a browser lol!!! I use Firefox for my browser, like the add-ons (like the weather thing) I also never ever get pop-ups with it... hugs Akiba -- Re: Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING ï»¿ To get away from Yahell I got the Incredimail browser - works great for me as a browser - I don't have to be distracted by news and stuff. Re: Welcome to all new members!/my strange SPELLING> >> >> >> > You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.> > I think that part of why it is so bad now is that my> > beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by Internet Explorer 7!> > Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also there> > is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that> > German diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,> > and the darned thing IS set for English--sorry about all this!> > more love, from> > more n> >> > > > >> > > Just before Thanksgiving, appropriately enough, for the first time> > ever,> > > my computer crashed. I did not want to be passing spam or worse> > > on to anyone, so as I saw diaster approaching, I set all my groups> > > to web mail only.> > >> > > So, now that I have reformatted poor, hard-working Herkimer II,> > > whose fault the whole thing was NOT, and he is feeling a lot> > > better, I have just signed back on to all my groups to receive> > > individual mail again.> > >> > > I am n Rojas, aged 70, diagnosed (correctly, alas!) with MS> > > or "Multiple Surprises"at the age of 19 in 1956, originally by the> > > late and well-known Roy Swank, M.D., then Chief of Neurology> > > at the then University of Oregon School of Medicine, in Portland,> > > Oregon.> > >> > > My father had MS as well, and lived long enough to have MRIs> > > done. His only comment, upon having the films explained to> > > him, was, "Now I know why I was so DENSE!" -- which he had> > > never been, just terrible balance problems.> > >> > > Here on Ship MSersLife, we cruise along, stopping at various> > > ports, in search of more accurate diagnosis, better treatment,> > > and, of course, a cure. She ship is just a fantasy of mine;> > > I am also working on an MSers Train as well, and maybe even> > > a "caravan" of Motor Homes. Of course, on our "cruises,"un> > > der the able steering of our Fearless Leader, Sharon and her> > > Stalwart co-Moderator, daughter, Challis, we have so far,> > > steered clear of the Bermuda Triangle.> > >> > > Of course, on our voyages, in my fantasy, NONE of us has a> > > symptom nor sign of neurological disease. But, just in case,> > > we have a lovely cooling pool on the deck, chaise longues for> > > everyone, meals served by a team of chefs who know just what> > > is best for us, who is diabetic, etc. And NO ONE ever gets> > > rotational vertigo nor even a hint of dizziness, and of course,> > > we al have free digital cameras with us!> > >> > > So far none of my adult children (four) has MS, though one> > > does have childhood onset epilepsy similar to my own, pro> > > bably NOT related to MS--though WHO knows?> > >> > > I live in Oakland, California, where the big oil spill has occurred.> > > It is still so bad that I cannot bear to go near the beaches, so> > > my friend, Edna, who also has MS and I do our jaunting in my> > > gasoline-guzzling "wheelchair" of a car to places away from the> > > ocean--for now. You will hear about our "jaunts."> > >> > > I am a widow, and now have a "significant other"who had this> > > horrible cold last week, and has missed all of Thanksgiving> > > with Ãƒâ€“ur Crowd, which means that HE can still hear!> > >> > > I saw this evening with one of my favourite cousins, a film> > > called "What Would Jesus Buy"--about our national pre-> > > occupation with consumerism and Shopping. It takes> > > a might swipe at Walmart and similar big chains also.> > > Perhaps more importantly, it is just plain funny.> > >> > > I live on the fourth flour of a HUD/Section8 housing complex> > > in North Oakland, just a stone's throw south of Berkeley,> > > California. In my spare time, I tutor in the local Berkeley> > > Public Library's Adult Literacy Program, and in the child> > > dren's after school tutoring program as well. I spend some> > > time at the Gray Panthers and anything else that appeals to> > > me in my dotage.> > >> > > I hope that you enjoy our group of neurologically- challenged> > > people as much as I do--which is PLENTY!> > >> > > Love to each of you,> > > n Rojas> > >> >> >> >> > ________________________________> > Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.> >> >>>> ________________________________>>> No virus found in this incoming message.> Checked by AVG Free Edition.> Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.16.6/1150 - Release Date: 11/24/2007> 5:58 PM>>>>> No virus found in this incoming message.Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.16.6/1150 - Release Date: 11/24/2007 5:58 PM

November 26, 2007

Does it have the wireless capabilities? Did your brother's friend go online with it? I really don't know anything about laptops--except that I want one really, really bad. :)hugs))Sharon This email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. Re: Welcome to all

new members!/my strange SPELLING

You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

I think that part of

why it is so bad now is that my

beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by

Internet Explorer 7!

Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also

there

is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

German

diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

and the darned thing

IS set for English--sorry about all this!

more love, from

more

n

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Thats ok. Thanks! I really want a regular computer. We have a local

connection for the laptop. We really never have went completly wireless

with it. My bros friend cousin supposedly went online with it. I said

screw it. Not worth it. Next time we get a computer it better be brand

new.The laptop we have had we bought off my uncle 3 yrs.ago. And he had

programed the things we would need and wanted so it was easier.lol.

But I got our laptop up and running so at least we can go online and

use the phone now.lol.

hugz,cassy

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Does it have the wireless capabilities? Did your brother's friend go

online with it? I really don't know anything about laptops--except that

I want one really, really bad.

hugs))

Sharon

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You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

I think that part of

why it is so bad now is that my

beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by

Internet Explorer 7!

Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also

there

is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

German

diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

and the darned thing

IS set for English--sorry about all this!

more love, from

more

n

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Thats ok. Thanks! I really want a regular computer. We have a local

connection for the laptop. We really never have went completly wireless

with it. My bros friend cousin supposedly went online with it. I said

screw it. Not worth it. Next time we get a computer it better be brand

new.The laptop we have had we bought off my uncle 3 yrs.ago. And he had

programed the things we would need and wanted so it was easier.lol.

But I got our laptop up and running so at least we can go online and

use the phone now.lol.

hugz,cassy

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Does it have the wireless capabilities? Did your brother's friend go

online with it? I really don't know anything about laptops--except that

I want one really, really bad.

hugs))

Sharon

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You may or may not get used to the terrible typing.

I think that part of

why it is so bad now is that my

beloved Firefox browser was ABUSED by

Internet Explorer 7!

Herkimer II feels that this should be reported. Also

there

is some sort of strange problem with the font, such that

German

diacritical markings keep appearing above the vowels,

and the darned thing

IS set for English--sorry about all this!

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n

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