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Ether St. Vying
2004-07-18 06:57:17 UTC
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I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html

The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!

Now we've got a bumper crop of raspberries and black currants coming in.
We pulled 100 heads of garlic ... which is odd considering I only
planted about 35. A garlic farmer's daughter once told me that if you
leave any bit of a garlic clove in the ground, it'll grow into a whole
new plant. We've got more than enough for ourselves for a year and for
the fall planting, and plenty left to give to friends and family ... and
for making roasted garlic butter, so versatile and tasty.

The stuff growing in the antique wheechair is Marrow Squash.

More food crops to follow as the season heats up.

Ether
Jeremy Donovan
2004-07-18 17:03:12 UTC
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Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
Now we've got a bumper crop of raspberries and black currants coming in.
We pulled 100 heads of garlic ... which is odd considering I only
planted about 35. A garlic farmer's daughter once told me that if you
leave any bit of a garlic clove in the ground, it'll grow into a whole
new plant. We've got more than enough for ourselves for a year and for
the fall planting, and plenty left to give to friends and family ... and
for making roasted garlic butter, so versatile and tasty.
The stuff growing in the antique wheechair is Marrow Squash.
More food crops to follow as the season heats up.
Nice ear-rings. :-)


-J.

(cherries seem to do great at northern latitudes)
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-19 09:21:21 UTC
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Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
Now we've got a bumper crop of raspberries and black currants coming in.
We pulled 100 heads of garlic ... which is odd considering I only
planted about 35. A garlic farmer's daughter once told me that if you
leave any bit of a garlic clove in the ground, it'll grow into a whole
new plant. We've got more than enough for ourselves for a year and for
the fall planting, and plenty left to give to friends and family ... and
for making roasted garlic butter, so versatile and tasty.
The stuff growing in the antique wheechair is Marrow Squash.
More food crops to follow as the season heats up.
Nice ear-rings. :-)
Thanks! They were the last two of this year's crop. I had to celebrate them
somehow before I devoured them. :-)
Post by Jeremy Donovan
-J.
(cherries seem to do great at northern latitudes)
This type sure seems to do well here. They were bred at the ag station in
the Niagara Peninsula.

Ether
Eldon Donovan
2004-07-18 18:40:18 UTC
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"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
I only have one comment :
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav


El
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-19 09:13:57 UTC
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Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(

Ether
Jeremy Donovan
2004-07-19 14:07:42 UTC
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Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(
You didn't have that computer bronzed or anything, did you? I mean,
you don't like ... pray to it or anything. It's not sacrosanct and
can't be touched? How 'bout upgrading the retarded thing or get a
real computer? :-) They weren't meant to last forever you know...
LOL.


-J.
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-20 08:45:29 UTC
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Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(
You didn't have that computer bronzed or anything, did you? I mean,
you don't like ... pray to it or anything. It's not sacrosanct and
can't be touched? How 'bout upgrading the retarded thing or get a
real computer? :-)
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years. I don't download music or swap
files. If it had been posted as something that could be played on Real Player or
Quicktime, it would have worked. So sue me for being different.
Post by Jeremy Donovan
They weren't meant to last forever you know...
LOL.
More's the pity. That's what I hate about technology ... you buy it and within a
few years it's outdated, and a few years after that it's obsolete. No shop could
get parts to fix my 10 year old video camera when it broke. That's bullshit. It
forces consumers to buy more technology that's obsolete in a few years. It makes
for an awful lot of waste. There are mountains of dead technology filling up
landfills. Who really benefits?

Well flock him and the horse he rode in on.

Ether
Dolores~
2004-07-20 14:07:32 UTC
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Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(
You didn't have that computer bronzed or anything, did you? I mean,
you don't like ... pray to it or anything. It's not sacrosanct and
can't be touched? How 'bout upgrading the retarded thing or get a
real computer? :-)
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years. I don't download music or swap
files. If it had been posted as something that could be played on Real Player or
Quicktime, it would have worked. So sue me for being different.
Post by Jeremy Donovan
They weren't meant to last forever you know...
LOL.
More's the pity. That's what I hate about technology ... you buy it and within a
few years it's outdated, and a few years after that it's obsolete. No shop could
get parts to fix my 10 year old video camera when it broke. That's bullshit. It
forces consumers to buy more technology that's obsolete in a few years. It makes
for an awful lot of waste. There are mountains of dead technology filling up
landfills. Who really benefits?
Well flock him and the horse he rode in on.
Ether
Or parts and labor cost more than it would to buy a new one. I must have
thrown out 4 VCRs over the past ten years, and I cringe whenever I have to
put one in the trash, knowing it is going to the landfill. There should be
some sort of way to recycle these things, or at least parts of it.

And speaking of things not lasting forever...can someone explain to me how
PC manufacturers (or any manufacturer for that matter) get away with
offering only a one year warranty on new products? I am forking over a
couple of thousand dollars and you're only guaranteeing your product to last
one year? That's pretty pitiful.
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-21 08:42:18 UTC
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Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we
only put
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(
You didn't have that computer bronzed or anything, did you? I mean,
you don't like ... pray to it or anything. It's not sacrosanct and
can't be touched? How 'bout upgrading the retarded thing or get a
real computer? :-)
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years. I don't download music or
swap
Post by Ether St. Vying
files. If it had been posted as something that could be played on Real
Player or
Post by Ether St. Vying
Quicktime, it would have worked. So sue me for being different.
Post by Jeremy Donovan
They weren't meant to last forever you know...
LOL.
More's the pity. That's what I hate about technology ... you buy it and
within a
Post by Ether St. Vying
few years it's outdated, and a few years after that it's obsolete. No shop
could
Post by Ether St. Vying
get parts to fix my 10 year old video camera when it broke. That's
bullshit. It
Post by Ether St. Vying
forces consumers to buy more technology that's obsolete in a few years. It
makes
Post by Ether St. Vying
for an awful lot of waste. There are mountains of dead technology filling
up
Post by Ether St. Vying
landfills. Who really benefits?
Well flock him and the horse he rode in on.
Ether
Or parts and labor cost more than it would to buy a new one. I must have
thrown out 4 VCRs over the past ten years, and I cringe whenever I have to
put one in the trash, knowing it is going to the landfill. There should be
some sort of way to recycle these things, or at least parts of it.
Yup. I've through a number of VCRs myself, for the same reasons. They're
shabbily made, even the top of the line ones, and cost more to fix than
replace. It's disgusting.
Post by Ether St. Vying
And speaking of things not lasting forever...can someone explain to me how
PC manufacturers (or any manufacturer for that matter) get away with
offering only a one year warranty on new products? I am forking over a
couple of thousand dollars and you're only guaranteeing your product to last
one year? That's pretty pitiful.
That's why they make the big bucks.
Jeremy Donovan
2004-07-20 14:51:27 UTC
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Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(
You didn't have that computer bronzed or anything, did you? I mean,
you don't like ... pray to it or anything. It's not sacrosanct and
can't be touched? How 'bout upgrading the retarded thing or get a
real computer? :-)
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years. I don't download music or swap
files. If it had been posted as something that could be played on Real Player or
Quicktime, it would have worked. So sue me for being different.
Excuse me for casting aspersions on the "Ether St. Vying memorial
operating system". But now I'm puzzled. You see, both Real Player
AND Quicktime will play mp3 files and wav files. Quicktime is an
Apple program, yet will play both of these formats even in a Windows
environment. So ... what the heck are you doin'? :-)
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
They weren't meant to last forever you know...
LOL.
More's the pity. That's what I hate about technology ... you buy it and within a
few years it's outdated, and a few years after that it's obsolete. No shop could
get parts to fix my 10 year old video camera when it broke. That's bullshit. It
forces consumers to buy more technology that's obsolete in a few years. It makes
for an awful lot of waste. There are mountains of dead technology filling up
landfills. Who really benefits?
Well flock him and the horse he rode in on.
Reminds of this invention I read about which grinds up all solid waste
into powder or something like that. Now where was that?? I don't
have time to look right now.



-J.
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-21 08:51:45 UTC
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Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Eldon Donovan
"Ether St. Vying"
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
http://www.sargenti.org/mp3/1lucky.wav
El
Dang. I can't download it cause my puter can't do soundmachine. :-(
You didn't have that computer bronzed or anything, did you? I mean,
you don't like ... pray to it or anything. It's not sacrosanct and
can't be touched? How 'bout upgrading the retarded thing or get a
real computer? :-)
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years. I don't download music or swap
files. If it had been posted as something that could be played on Real Player or
Quicktime, it would have worked. So sue me for being different.
Excuse me for casting aspersions on the "Ether St. Vying memorial
operating system". But now I'm puzzled. You see, both Real Player
AND Quicktime will play mp3 files and wav files. Quicktime is an
Apple program, yet will play both of these formats even in a Windows
environment. So ... what the heck are you doin'? :-)
Good question, and one that I can even answer now. The preferences in Nutscrape were
set to play wav files on Soundmachine ... don't know why. That's a mystery. I
changed it to Quicktime and it works fine. Took an hour of troubleshooting. I did it
against my will, cause I would always rather be doing something else. I wish I had a
computer wrangler.
Post by Jeremy Donovan
Post by Ether St. Vying
Post by Jeremy Donovan
They weren't meant to last forever you know...
LOL.
More's the pity. That's what I hate about technology ... you buy it and within a
few years it's outdated, and a few years after that it's obsolete. No shop could
get parts to fix my 10 year old video camera when it broke. That's bullshit. It
forces consumers to buy more technology that's obsolete in a few years. It makes
for an awful lot of waste. There are mountains of dead technology filling up
landfills. Who really benefits?
Well flock him and the horse he rode in on.
Reminds of this invention I read about which grinds up all solid waste
into powder or something like that. Now where was that?? I don't
have time to look right now.
-J.
Thousands of tons of dead technolgy go into landfills across North American every
day. That wouldn't even make for a drop in the bucket ... sadly.

Ether
slider
2004-07-21 13:20:06 UTC
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Ether St. Vying wrote...

Thousands of tons of dead technolgy go into landfills across North American every
day. That wouldn't even make for a drop in the bucket ... sadly.

### - but we gotta' sweep the evidence of all our crimes against nature under the
carpet 'somehow' ain't we? (grin :)

oh man! what a pile of useless shit! - what we gonna do with it all!!

damn it... let's let nature deal with that crap heh heh :)
RLW
2004-07-21 22:53:41 UTC
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Arrrgh!

[ Runs from room screaming and waving arms. ]
Post by slider
let's let nature deal with that crap heh heh :)
RLW
2004-07-21 00:30:32 UTC
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A 4-year-old G3 is a perfectly good box.

It should run the latest Quick Time, which will indeed play
a 'wav' file.

While I'm in a mini-rant, I don't play Flash.

I disabled it because it has neither a 'mute' nor a 'stop'
button.

If the TV were like that, it would long since have become a
target.
Post by Ether St. Vying
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years.
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-21 08:29:27 UTC
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Post by RLW
A 4-year-old G3 is a perfectly good box.
It is. But I'm saving up my loonies and twonies to buy a used G4. Almost
got enough. A saint blessed me with a new digital camera recently, and
in order to install the interface, I need a higher OS than I can upgrade
to on this computer.
Post by RLW
It should run the latest Quick Time, which will indeed play
a 'wav' file.
Yup. It does. Long story short. 1 hour of techno tango. Set preference.
It works.
Post by RLW
While I'm in a mini-rant, I don't play Flash.
I disabled it because it has neither a 'mute' nor a 'stop'
button.
I hate stuff that won't stop.
Post by RLW
If the TV were like that, it would long since have become a
target.
Instead of becoming the drug of the nation. :-)
Post by RLW
Post by Ether St. Vying
I'm on a Power Mac G3 that I've had for 4 years.
Bill Cleere
2004-07-19 04:48:17 UTC
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Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
Now we've got a bumper crop of raspberries and black currants coming in.
We pulled 100 heads of garlic ... which is odd considering I only
planted about 35. A garlic farmer's daughter once told me that if you
leave any bit of a garlic clove in the ground, it'll grow into a whole
new plant. We've got more than enough for ourselves for a year and for
the fall planting, and plenty left to give to friends and family ... and
for making roasted garlic butter, so versatile and tasty.
The stuff growing in the antique wheechair is Marrow Squash.
More food crops to follow as the season heats up.
Ether
We're having the Year Without Summer here in the Bay Area,
even while the rest of the Western U.S. is on fire. Thanks
for sharing yours.
Ether St. Vying
2004-07-19 09:28:16 UTC
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Post by Bill Cleere
Post by Ether St. Vying
I've just uploaded some images from July and June.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/great/tempee.html
The cherries were amazing ... plump, juicy, sweet, crunchy and
plentiful. Everything you could hope for in a cherry ... and we only put
the tree in this April! Alert the Pope, it's a miracle!
Now we've got a bumper crop of raspberries and black currants coming in.
We pulled 100 heads of garlic ... which is odd considering I only
planted about 35. A garlic farmer's daughter once told me that if you
leave any bit of a garlic clove in the ground, it'll grow into a whole
new plant. We've got more than enough for ourselves for a year and for
the fall planting, and plenty left to give to friends and family ... and
for making roasted garlic butter, so versatile and tasty.
The stuff growing in the antique wheechair is Marrow Squash.
More food crops to follow as the season heats up.
Ether
We're having the Year Without Summer here in the Bay Area,
Welcome to my nightmare. Same here. But most of the plants don't mind. We've
had cool weather with lots of rain, and are up to our eyeballs in edibles.
The tomatoes are behind, but not by much. They can't help themselves, they're
programmed to respond to night/day length.
Post by Bill Cleere
even while the rest of the Western U.S. is on fire.
I know. It's crazy. We've had flooding in many parts of the country here,
from all the rivers swollen with rain. It's too bad we can't send it down to
California, or to BC, where forest fires are also raging. Apparently, the
culprit is a cold front that keeps sweeping down from the north. It's always
something.
Post by Bill Cleere
Thanks
for sharing yours.
My pleasure, Bill.

Ether
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