Shawndiver

Hah! Not to mention that Splash won't be there this year to send them all diving for cover!

I live in Marin, just north of San Francisco. The city is useful for holding down the other side of our bridge. (Golden Gate)

Wow! Look at all those zeros next to the forum listings

I would say she has to be amazing in bed for someone high up in CNN in order for her to keep her job!!

I'd say jump it a couple of times "Streets of San Francisco" style and see if it unsticks the float.

With the expression on the face of the kid looking up at that mess above him I'd say he's searching for a cutaway handle!

Your result for The Real Breasts/Fake Breasts Test by tonguesten ...

You scored 17 of 20 boobs!

If you have located the files associated with the virus but cannot delete them because they are in use even in safe mode, then you can try booting off a disc OS (I use ERD Commander) locating them in the host file system and then delete them. Hard for them to be in use is you are using a completely differnent OS! Problem is, if you don't get all of it, (registry, etc.) it might come right back! Good luck.

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Damnit - I can't remember the name - chainsaw hand, alternate dimension or time . . . grrr . . .

"Army Of Darkness"

"Gimme some sugar, baby"

Buckaroo Banzai on IMDB.com:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086856/

5th, 8th, hell, what does it matter? It's great movie.

Morons From Outer Space (1985)

One of those so bad you can't stop watching it movies, and one of my all time favorites!

Oh, and I find people either love or hate:

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension

Love it!

I can say I am a Bridge survivor...circa 1990.

Thanks for your reply, I very much appreciate the information. It was not my intention to purchase anything, just start getting some information for her on where to start. I really do not have much information on this person, (I got involved in the conversation when they found out I worked on computers) and volunteered to do a little research for them. We are here in Marin County just north of San Francisco, and if you have any resource recommendations for this person I am sure it will be much appreciated!

Thanks!!

Looking for software to help a visually impaired friend of ours use a computer for web browsing etc. I know about the built in magnifiers in Windows, but we are looking for something perhaps specifically designed for someone like her. Not completely blind, but signifigantly reduced vision. I have seen some information on a couple of software packages like JAWS and MAgic, just looking for other options.

Thanks!

BEDEVERE: [To ARTHUR] Exactly! [To CROWD] So, logically...
VILLAGER #1: If... she... weighs the same as a duck...she’s made of wood.
BEDEVERE: And therefore...?
[pause]
VILLAGER #2: A witch!
CROWD: A witch! Yea!

True. I just figured that due to the age of a good percentage of their fan base, a lot of that seating requires wheelchair access!

They are coming to Oakland in December. Saw their No Bull concert on one of the HD channels and thought it might be pretty cool to go see them again...

floor seats - $5350.

Nosebleed - $159

Think I will go dust off my CD's.

Try this again...

Very cute! I had to add a comment to one of your pics though... Congratulations!

Hence the saying:

"Dogs have family, cats have staff"

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i would much rather just smell avgas andhear the sound of RADIAL engines.but thats just me

I'm with you! Turbines are great, but there was just so much more drama in the clanking, coughing, smoking chaos that was a DC-3 Pratt & Whitney starting up that was just so much more satisfying...

Condolences and prayers for all who are suffering from this terrible loss.

Shawn

Let's see,
President of the free world is suddenly lost. An unknown, untested minor government beaurocrat with little or no experience is suddenly thrust into becoming the leader of the free world...

Hey, it worked in Battlestar Galactica!!

Leatherman micra, has lasted for years. Handiest tool ever, and so small you don't even notice it on your keychain.

Congrats on arriving alive!
Be aware that cloud suck can easily overpower any canopy manouevers to lose altitude (short of cutting away). I have experienced cloud suck on a hang glider that, despite having the bar at my knees (which normally would produce a screaming dive) I was still going up at almost 1000' per minute. I managed to get out past the edge of the cloud before I was actually sucked up into it, and then realized that those nice puffys I had been playing with were rapidly developing into cu-nims! Getting some weather education and being able to recognize the potential for changing weather conditions should be required in any aviation related activity!

And yes, thermaling under normal conditions in a parachute/paraglider/hang glider can be a ton of fun!

Cheers,

Shawn