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Let me put it this way. My wife used Windows 7 right now, Google Chrome will not have any updates for it. And although it was a high-end gaming computer, water cooled yet, when it was built. It is as slow as molasses in the dead of winter, no matter what we do to make it run faster. I bought Debi a ...

I agree wholeheartedly with your first paragraph! I don't see how Medicare, or SS for that matter, can run out. SS alone was trillions of dollars ahead of the game. Just because the Feds took the money out and wasted it, doesn't mean they don't owe it back. Medicare is a different matter, they were ...

It won't stop instantly. They will still have to cover all those who paid into the system. Just not accept any new people into the system, and let them get theirs through privatized sources. SS had so much excess money, it was impossible for it to run out. As far as Medicare goes, they allow themsel...

I think it boils down to this. I was asked to pick her up for Church since it was only like 4 blocks out of my way. We did talk, but it was mostly her telling me what all she does at the Home. I never did have any feelings toward her, not even after my separation. I did notice her hair was fixed nic...

At the time I started taking her to church, I was married, but were separated shortly thereafter, but not divorced yet. In fact, the divorce did not finally take place until after I was in PWP for 2 years. Which was 1 year longer than my taking her to church on Sunday's. So it was probably proper fo...

I've seen several very large family owned businesses close down. But the owners themselves were left with several million dollars each they built up while the businesses were in operation. Quite unlike us who were left with less than 100k for each of the three owners, after expenses and taxes were p...

I hear ya! It was intended that I take over management, and later ownership of our Cut Flower Shop, and CJ's son take over ownership of the Greenhouses, both wholesale and retail at that end. The company would be split, so the resources were no longer combined and each part of the company would have...

Windows is all I ever used myself, all the way from Win 95, 98, 3.0, 3.11, and XP Pro MCE. I had toyed with RedHat in their early days, but it was for geeks, hi hi. I did not become interested in Linux until, well two reasons, the first is, when I was in desktop publishing of tri-folds, msWord was n...

For what I use it for, Debian works better for me at all things, and much better than Windows ever did on a few things where I found Linux programs to be superior. The exacerbation I've had twice today now, were more intense than what took me to the hospital by ambo the first time. I paid attention ...

That's quite a story. I have no degrees in anything, despite the many years of college classes I did take. Flash is handy when you are on Speakerphone, because you cannot get to the cradle buttons without picking up the receiver. I'm having a super hard morning and afternoon here also. I was right a...

Thanks for the info on the FLASH button, it is for switching to another incoming call putting the 1st caller on hold. Hitting the receiver button aka hang up button is how we used to SPLASH for the Operator. But now it is used also to switch calls, same as the Flash Button, which I forgot what it wa...

I've been physically active doing all kinds of jobs for most of my life, so changing gears to be stuck behind a desk would be super frustrating if I didn't find a zillion things to keep me super busy all the time. Unfortunately none of it is income producing stuff, other than my attempts at selling ...

Although I did have a fairly nice woodworking shop, I used it mostly for repairing furniture, not making it, hi hi. But I also loved making small things from wood. But an artist I'm not, hi hi. I think what I loved best about doing home renovations were the many challenges it posed, especially in ol...

But, whether you drink 1 ounce of syrup, or put that 1 oz of syrup into 12 ounces of carbonated water, you are still getting 1 oz of syrup in your personage. I think I mentioned once, I tried a pair of those frequency altering hearing aids. They take the frequency range you can hear and move it down...

The inhaler works FAST, but then it should. The Nebulizer takes 10 to 15 minutes to get your dosage in. But the thing is, you are getting much more medicine from the Nebulizer, and that is what has me puzzled. I've never been able to hear the frequency that a little girl screams at, which I took as ...

You should see my old house here, built in the mid-40's with whatever materials they could scrounge up at the time. Everything in this house is crooked, the floors, walls, and ceilings, which are only 7 feet high. I wanted to raise the roof another foot, but that never came to pass. I also wanted to...

My uncle Louis's house had 9 foot ceilings throughout the house. And a great room with 2 story tall ceilings. He had the same problem with heating and cooling, so in each corner of every room, he installed the triangular box from floor to ceiling, with a decorative embossed front so it looked more l...

FWIW: Those quotes you cited have to do with using an inhaler WITH A SPACER. The Spacer is HUGE, to big to carry around in your pocket, which is how most inhalers are used, spur of the moment. The reason for a Spacer is most folks don't hold the inhaler right, so the shot either hits the roof of the...

The Citrizine will stop my nose from dripping about a half hour after I take it, but it makes your mouth dry also. And then it only lasts for about 2 to 3 hours is all, and makes your mouth dry as cotton too. I still take one every morning though, that's all you can have per day is just one. If I re...

I bought the frau a box of Grease Pencils so she can write what is in all those containers, hi hi. When I lived in Creve Coeur, one of the first things I bought after I built the new kitchen was two-dozen square glass decorative wide-mouth jars to line the top of the top cabinets, and I had fluoresc...