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I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

1. It only remembers me for a week or two, then I have to re-log and
redo all my settings.
2. Lately all links started jumping to some page that said
"Redirecting blah blah" then the page would show up after a few
seconds. Now all links go to an error page and every link is shown
with www.google.com appended to the beginig of the link. I guess all
valid links should start with Google. Do no harm. Uh-hu.

P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.

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In article , "SonomaProducts.com" wrote:
I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

Solution to all of the problems: download a free news client (there are many),
then sign up for a free account at eternal-september.org.

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On 1/25/10 2:51 PM, Doug Miller wrote:
In , wrote:
I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

Solution to all of the problems: download a free news client (there are many),
then sign up for a free account at eternal-september.org.

Except for the aggressive sanding and drilling he did on his hands.
;-)

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Froz...


The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance.

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In article , FrozenNorth wrote:
On 1/25/10 2:51 PM, Doug Miller wrote:
In
,
wrote:
I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

Solution to all of the problems: download a free news client (there are many),
then sign up for a free account at eternal-september.org.

Except for the aggressive sanding and drilling he did on his hands.
;-)

Yeah, missed that one. Sorry.

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On Jan 25, 1:36*pm, "SonomaProducts.com" wrote:
I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

1. It only remembers me for a week or two, then I have to re-log and
redo all my settings.
2. Lately all links started jumping to some page that said
"Redirecting blah blah" then the page would show up after a few
seconds. Now all links go to an error page and every link is shown
withwww.google.comappended to the beginig of the link. I guess all
valid links should start with Google. Do no harm. Uh-hu.

What is your browser? Have you upgraded or made any changes
recently? Is it set to purge cookies or history after a set period of
time? Behavior(s) #1 sound like problems I've run into with Firefox.
I cured it by whitelisting the cookies for google and some other
sites. I just recently had a bunch of stuff break when I upgraded
from 3.5.whatever to 3.6. I had to either re-install or download
upgrades for the add-ons; a real pita. Problem #2 sounds familiar
too. I think it may be a setting in your browser, but without knowing
what it is, cannot confuse matters more...


P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.

It's been a while since I hurt myself (and saying that just started a
curse...). I can remember usung my belt sander on a small, thin piece
of wood using a coarse belt. The belt grabbed the piece of wood and
spit it across the shop. Before I could pull back, I had pressed my
hand into the belt: it grabbed three of my fingers and spun the skin
around the bone, sanding them on two sides. Hard to explain how you
managed to sand *between* your fingers!

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On Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:18:46 GMT, (Doug Miller) wrote:

In article , FrozenNorth wrote:
On 1/25/10 2:51 PM, Doug Miller wrote:
In
,
wrote:
I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

Solution to all of the problems: download a free news client (there are many),
then sign up for a free account at eternal-september.org.

Except for the aggressive sanding and drilling he did on his hands.
;-)

Yeah, missed that one. Sorry.

Perhaps we could suggest he abandon the overly aggressive tailed tools and take up the hand plane
and scraper along with the brace and bow drill?

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Yes, the edge sander always reminds me it can be aggressive when I
haven't used it in a while and yes, in both cases I was working on
some tiny parts and didn't have much of a good strategy for keeping
safe. Another reminder to be ever vigilant in regards to safety. Both
were predictable.

On Jan 25, 2:31*pm, lektric dan wrote:
On Jan 25, 1:36*pm, "SonomaProducts.com" wrote:

I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

1. It only remembers me for a week or two, then I have to re-log and
redo all my settings.
2. Lately all links started jumping to some page that said
"Redirecting blah blah" then the page would show up after a few
seconds. Now all links go to an error page and every link is shown
withwww.google.comappendedto the beginig of the link. I guess all
valid links should start with Google. Do no harm. Uh-hu.

What is your browser? *Have you upgraded or made any changes
recently? *Is it set to purge cookies or history after a set period of
time? *Behavior(s) #1 sound like problems I've run into with Firefox.
I cured it by whitelisting the cookies for google and some other
sites. *I just recently had a bunch of stuff break when I upgraded
from 3.5.whatever to 3.6. *I had to either re-install or download
upgrades for the add-ons; a real pita. *Problem #2 sounds familiar
too. *I think it may be a setting in your browser, but without knowing
what it is, cannot confuse matters more...



P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.

It's been a while since I hurt myself (and saying that just started a
curse...). *I can remember usung my belt sander on a small, thin piece
of wood using a coarse belt. *The belt grabbed the piece of wood and
spit it across the shop. *Before I could pull back, I had pressed my
hand into the belt: it grabbed three of my fingers and spun the skin
around the bone, sanding them on two sides. *Hard to explain how you
managed to sand *between* your fingers!

Love (not) Google
 

"SonomaProducts.com" wrote in message
...
Yes, the edge sander always reminds me it can be aggressive when I
haven't used it in a while and yes, in both cases I was working on
some tiny parts and didn't have much of a good strategy for keeping
safe. Another reminder to be ever vigilant in regards to safety. Both
were predictable.



P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.

It's been a while since I hurt myself (and saying that just started a
curse...). I can remember usung my belt sander on a small, thin piece
of wood using a coarse belt. The belt grabbed the piece of wood and
spit it across the shop. Before I could pull back, I had pressed my
hand into the belt: it grabbed three of my fingers and spun the skin
around the bone, sanding them on two sides. Hard to explain how you
managed to sand *between* your fingers!

My right index finger is 1/8 th inch shorter due to having it sucked into a
disk sander in high school woodshop. Too much clearance between disk and
table. Lesson learned. WW

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On Jan 26, 11:09*am, "WW" wrote:
"SonomaProducts.com" wrote in message

...
Yes, the edge sander always reminds me it can be aggressive when I
haven't used it in a while and yes, in both cases I was working on
some tiny parts and didn't have much of a good strategy for keeping
safe. Another reminder to be ever vigilant in regards to safety. Both
were predictable.



P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.

It's been a while since I hurt myself (and saying that just started a
curse...). I can remember usung my belt sander on a small, thin piece
of wood using a coarse belt. The belt grabbed the piece of wood and
spit it across the shop. Before I could pull back, I had pressed my
hand into the belt: it grabbed three of my fingers and spun the skin
around the bone, sanding them on two sides. Hard to explain how you
managed to sand *between* your fingers!

My right index finger is 1/8 th inch shorter due to having it sucked into a
disk sander in high school woodshop. Too much clearance between disk and
table. Lesson learned. WW

OUCH!

Love (not) Google
 

On Tue, 26 Jan 2010 09:09:24 -0700, the infamous "WW"
scrawled the following:


"SonomaProducts.com" wrote in message
...
Yes, the edge sander always reminds me it can be aggressive when I
haven't used it in a while and yes, in both cases I was working on
some tiny parts and didn't have much of a good strategy for keeping
safe. Another reminder to be ever vigilant in regards to safety. Both
were predictable.



P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.

It's been a while since I hurt myself (and saying that just started a
curse...). I can remember usung my belt sander on a small, thin piece
of wood using a coarse belt. The belt grabbed the piece of wood and
spit it across the shop. Before I could pull back, I had pressed my
hand into the belt: it grabbed three of my fingers and spun the skin
around the bone, sanding them on two sides. Hard to explain how you
managed to sand *between* your fingers!

My right index finger is 1/8 th inch shorter due to having it sucked into a
disk sander in high school woodshop. Too much clearance between disk and
table. Lesson learned. WW

Wow, it's real? School shop tools actually do suck, _physically_? Will
wonders never cease?


---
"Some of us are wondering if we have created a monster."
Kevin Vranes, climate scientist, University of Colorado
talking about global warming hysteria, January, 2007.

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On Mon, 25 Jan 2010 11:36:41 -0800 (PST), "SonomaProducts.com"
wrote:

I have always used the free access to groups via Google groups. I
don't know any other so if it is bad I don't realize it. It is a pain
sometimes though.

1. It only remembers me for a week or two, then I have to re-log and
redo all my settings.
2. Lately all links started jumping to some page that said
"Redirecting blah blah" then the page would show up after a few
seconds. Now all links go to an error page and every link is shown
with www.google.com appended to the beginig of the link. I guess all
valid links should start with Google. Do no harm. Uh-hu.

P.S. hard to type today with index on right hand having a sanded tip
from edge sander and index on left having brad point bit drilled into
finger print... oops.


....hehehe, and I learned all about garage door hardware yesterday when
one came down on me (me the dummy temping the main bracket up with 1
1/2" lags meaning to change 'em out for the long ones only to
forget)...lucky only half gave way!

cg