Ron Lindeboom
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COW Coins
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That’s why we put it there, David. ;o)
But if you own the version of Photoshop that you see on TV cop shows, you can blow it up until you see that it is NOT really a pixel but is an entire world filled with merry Disney animals frolicking in the woods — but oh crap! they’ve shot Bambi’s mother again!#@!
Ron Lindeboom
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You are indeed most welcome, Anthony. We are honored to have you here and I know that the leaders and members of the site that answered your questions, appreciate your kind words.
I’ll join Abraham in telling you that we all appreciate your thoughtful remarks.
Ron Lindeboom
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I had to wait until this morning to nudge the old dog and ask him this question, Chad. (Seems he was too “suds” to understand the question when I asked him last night.)
Yes, he does indeed like the West Coast Pale Ales but says his favorites are “the thick, dark and malty” varieties. Says Cowdog: “If you can drop a handful of kibble into the suds and they don’t fall to the bottom of the glass, you have my attention — and my canine respect.”
Our Persian cat, Boris, says that he prefers a bold, rich Syrah, or perhaps an especially fruit-forward Mourvédre.
They fight like cats and dogs over this stuff.
Trying hard to maintain the peace,
Ron Lindeboom
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As we have said numerous times on the subject of Blender in the past, without a host volunteer, we are not going to add a forum. If someone wants to host, we will add it.
Ron Lindeboom
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You have figured it out, Chad. It is indeed Cowdog on a flying beer run to gather up the suds needed to join Bob Zelin in his flight across the country to bring slaps to good little boys and girls everywhere during these festive holiday times.
Man, you have good eyes…
Best regards,
Ron Lindeboom
Creativity is a type of learning process where the teacher and pupil are located in the same individual.
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
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[Bob Zelin] “After this worked instantly, I thought about the 50+ year old producer at the TV station, and all the people that say “aah, those damn kids – they are just button pushers – what the hell do they know, they can’t do a job” – and wonder how long these 50+ year olds will remain employed.”
I guess us Near 60 Year Olds that are fearless about technology and run circles around most of the young people that we’ve worked with and know, don’t factor into the equation — eh, Bob?
;o)
Ron Lindeboom
(who is today setting up his new HP Z800 with DreamColor monitor and will be getting it live on its new VPN connection to use the new HP Skyroom for our morning meetings between Tim Wilson, me, and the rest of the crew.) -
I’d hate to do anything that might break up a functional family unit.
;o)
Best,
Ron
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I hope you know that I was kidding, Walter.
;o)
Ron
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[Don Walker] “but I do think the sense of community is responsible for a large part of the growth of this forum.”
I couldn’t agree with you more, Don. But when the leaders ask time and again for a change of this nature, you have to listen to them, as well.
It can’t be all about the lowest common denominator — that only works in Age of Entitlement self esteem raising programs. We were slammed the other day by someone who wrote the admin team because this community was “so mean that the forum wouldn’t keep trying over and over to answer my questions.” The REAL problem? They didn’t want to learn even the basics of what a format is or what the program settings are. How can you help someone like that?
The community can’t possibly be responsible to answer everyone’s questions. After all, some people want an answer without having to invest a single calorie burned to get the answer.
But I agree with you that the real strength of this community is the sense of community. But there has to be at least a modicum of balance in it.
Ron Lindeboom
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[Mark Suszko] “My ipod only holds 4 gigs and it is always heartbreaking to rotate a new song in because I have to take a beloved favorite out. Hoping to score a used 32 gig classic for the holidyas or a birthday, though really there is no such thing as enough storage space for music; you WILL fill it to capacity, whatever that capacity is….”
Hi Mark,
I have a 60gig classic iPod that I will send you to aid in your musically addictive behavior.
Email me your address and I will have Kathlyn box it up and send it to you.
I now have a 120GB and it too is maxed. No room. I am waiting for the terabyte model. Then I’ll be happy for a little while.
Ron