Frozen HP Touchpad 
Sunday, August 4, 2013, 10:37 AM
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Good Morning,  !
Today is Sunday, August 4.

Thanks to all who wrote to tell me, that Tupperware is still
around.

Tupperware is overpriced, 
but considering the food and the 5:1 female:male ratio at 
traditional Tupperware parties, quite justified. If I got 
an invitation to a Tupperware party, I would  free up some 
time for it, and I would break a piggy bank and cash the 
coins to have plenty of money to buy stuff.

However, I won't buy it on the net and take money out of 
the mouths of some good Tupperware seller's kids.

I buy other stuff on the net, but  with Tupperware prices 
I insist on the traditional party.


The raspberries are sure tasting great and it is difficult
to put three into the basket for every one I eat on the spot.
With the Saskatoons that is a lot  easier. This fall I am 
going to trim the Saskatoon bushes down to six feet. Ten or
more  feet are ridiculous! Sure, the branches are flexible 
and can be pulled down, but that is unnecessary work. They
will just spread more to the sides. 

Have FUN!
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>From Lisa
Our family owned restaurant is the setting for many of our   
discussions about how to handle the customer who asks,   
"What's good tonight?"   

Obviously, we would never serve anything we didn't think was   
good.  I braced myself one Saturday night when I heard the   
dreaded question posed to my husband.   

He calmly replied, "Anything over $13.95."   


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>From Ann
One morning I was called to pick up my son at the school   
nurse's office. When I walked through the main entrance, I   
noticed a woman, curlers in her hair, wearing pajamas.   

"Why are you dressed like that?" I asked her.   

"I told my son," she explained, "that if he ever did anything   
to embarrass me, I would embarrass him back. He was caught   
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Parking Lot

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Joseph Lee Toben, an 86-year-old Virginia man, has been 
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When officers arrived on the scene, Toben was still at the 
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Tech Support Pits
From: Sally
Re: HP Touchpad

Dear Webby,
Have read you site for probably close to 15 years. 
I now have a problem and no one to ask. Got this item for 
Xmas about a year and a half ago. I got on the www site 
and looked for phone numbers to call and then spent the 
afternoon doing just that. Called all of the numbers and 
was passed on to another person who spoke so fast and not 
very clear. At the end was told to go do what I had already 
done and also to call a certain number that had been 
disconnected. What a waste of time. Small town, no repair 
people, and I am at a lose as to trash it and buy something 
else. Is a HP 10 inch and nice when working but maybe I am 
out of my league. Have had a WebTV for so long and has 
such a good e-mail program and they are going out of 
business at the end of Sept. Need to get something and 
get info transferred.

Any help would be appreciated. 
A senior citizen, Sally

Dear Sally
Don't expect support from HP. From what I heard, they are 
busy giving the Taliban a bad name.

I don't know anybody who accepts HP Touchpads for repair,
because apparently that would cost more than to buy one 
off eBay. That just leads to arguments and unhappy customers.

Consider buying one off eBay, or else buying a Google 
Chrome Book like the Acer C7 for $199
http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/de ... html#ac-c7

It has everything you might need, actually a lot more than 
your HP touchpad had. It has a real keyboard AND a touchpad, 
and sockets to connect mouse, big speakers, big HiDef TV 
screen, etc.
Plus, with Acer you get  real support.

It has
* Browsing
* Email
* Hard Drive for storage
* Cloud Storage for back-up
* Instant connectivity, even on airplanes
* Google Hangout for playing intercontinental poker or hearts 
  or whatever,  even with the players on different continents
* Camera built in for video conferencing (Like I do every day 
  with my dad in Austria)

All of that is installed and  working, the moment you unpack 
 it and turn it on.
You can, of course download and install all kinds of programs, 
but I have a hunch, the installed stuff will be plenty for 
you. It might be years before you add more programs.

A Chrome Book is not a powerful starwars machine for juveniles 
to brag about on the school bus, but it has what you want, 
ready to run.

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One day some soldiers from a nearby Army camp saw a boy
leading a donkey. They thought they would have some fun
with him.
"Say, boy," called out one of the soldiers. "You sure are
keeping a tight rein on your brother, aren't you?"
"Sure am," said the boy. "If I didn't he would probably
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Today, Aug 4, in
1735 Freedom of the press was established with an acquittal 
 of John Peter Zenger. The writer of the New York Weekly 
 Journal had been charged with seditious libel by the royal 
 governor of New York. The jury said that "the truth is not 
 libelous."
1753 George Washington became a Master Mason.
1790 The Revenue Cutter Service was formed. This U.S. naval 
 task force was the beginning of the U.S. Coast Guard.
1821 "The Saturday Evening Post" was published for the first 
 time as a weekly.
1914 Britain declared war on Germany in World War I. The U.S. 
 proclaimed its neutrality.
1944 Nazi police raided a house in Amsterdam and arrested 
 eight people. Anne Frank, a teenager at the time, was one 
 of the people arrested. Her diary would be published after 
 her death.
1954 The uranium rush began in Saskatchewan, Canada.
1956 William Herz became the first person to race a motorcycle 
 over 200 miles per hour. He was clocked at 210 mph.
1957 Florence Chadwick set a world record by swimming the 
 English Channel in 6 hours and 7 minutes.
1958 The first potato flake plant was completed in Grand Forks, ND.
1984 Upper Volta, an African republic, changed its name to 
 Burkina Faso.
1987 The Fairness Doctrine was rescinded by the Federal 
 Communications Commission. The doctrine had required that radio 
 and TV stations present controversial issues in a balanced 
 fashion.
1987 A new 22-cent U.S. stamp honoring noted author William 
 Faulkner, went on sale in Oxford, MS. Faulkner had been 
 fired as postmaster of that same post office in 1924.
1990 The European Community imposed an embargo on oil from 
 Iraq and Kuwait. This was done to protest the Iraqi invasion 
 of the oil-rich Kuwait.
1991 The Oceanos, a Greek luxury liner, sank off of South 
 Africa's southeast coast. All of the 402 passengers and 179 
 crewmembers survived.
1994 Yugoslavia withdrew its support for Bosnian Serbs. The 
 border between Yugoslavia and Serb-held Bosnia was sealed.
2009 North Korean leader Kim Jong-il pardoned two American 
 journalists, who had been arrested and imprisoned for 
 illegal entry earlier in the year. 
2013  smiled


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