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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163773) • Garden Grove, California 8 Jul 10

Did I get your attention, ? good as this is just the tip of the newcomer conversation at our table this morning. Her name is Alice but I have already named her the bit#her.She just came two days ago. Her main conversation is...

if you dont complain

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wahsher oh.... I am extremely sorry. I made that statement because I didn't clearly understand what your point was. I though you were saying that some new user is starting discussion and saying useless things. So, I basically wanted to make comment on that new user. I...

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Patsie Hatley @Hatley (163773) • Garden Grove, California 8 Jul 10

Did I get your attention, ? good as this is just the tip of the newcomer conversation at our table this morning. Her name is Alice but I have already named her the bit#her.She just came two days ago. Her main conversation is...

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dragon54u Hatley is asking how to deal with a person that looks at everything in a negative light. She has to have meals with this person every day so it is very important to learn to deal with that person. Someone reading the replies to this discussion will probably...

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gicolet @gicolet (1702) • United States 5 Apr 10

I'm just curious cause it's a lot of work! We're going to get our house re-modeled this week and we've been busy packing stuff for storage. They're going to do the upstairs first so we'll be staying and sleeping downstairs until...

moving

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lowloy In the past twenty years I have not moved anywhere. Before this I was in the military, so I had to move a little mandatory of couse. I have helped people move which I do not like to do, because of all of the waiting that is involved. I really like it where I...

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 2 Apr 10

Yep, I'm moving yet again ... When I was a child we moved around a lot. And I guess I'm still at it as an adult. I've only lived where I am for about 15 months, and now will be moving again in 2 weeks. This time I will...

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maximax8 Hi Rachel. It sounds like you are moving to a lovely and spacious home. I hope that your move to your new residence will go very smoothly. I bought my little cottage in 1991 when I was 19 years old. I sold it in 2005 and moved to the house I live in now. I am...

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 22 Mar 10

Off the Grid newsletter is great. The subject is getting as far off the grid as possible and I just received my first one. I wasn't interested in their article on using cloth diapers but I learned a LOT about drying food. I can...

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 30 Apr 09

I have been gone from myLot for awhile, and just came back today. When I logged in I noticed ALL my earnings are gone! I am NOT new here, nor did my discussions get deleted, and my profile is still the way I set it! Does...

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ebook_freak Well, hi Dolphingirl. I should tell that I had faced the same problem that you were facing. Just like you, I hadn't logged for a long time and I lost all my money as well as discussions. I read the guidelines thoroughly, it saya that you have to log in one...

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 30 Apr 09

I have been gone from myLot for awhile, and just came back today. When I logged in I noticed ALL my earnings are gone! I am NOT new here, nor did my discussions get deleted, and my profile is still the way I set it! Does...

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MysD Many users come back after a long absence and have forgotten. I suggest you check the Guidelines too because there just might be something new that you are not aware of there too. Happy Lotting!

3 May 09

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 30 Apr 09

I have been gone from myLot for awhile, and just came back today. When I logged in I noticed ALL my earnings are gone! I am NOT new here, nor did my discussions get deleted, and my profile is still the way I set it! Does...

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MysD It is stated in the TermsofUse that if you do not log in for three months/90 days your earnings will be set to zero. I can only guess that happened. Welcome back!

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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ubuntujason hey all~ i suggest dual booting. for a few reason. a big one being that not everything will work (yet) in ubuntu. for instance, i have a lexmark all in one....well lexmark and linux don't get along all too well yet (suposedly they are working onit) so in...

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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spectrum42 The only reason I can think of NOT to set up a dual boot machine is if you have very limited disk space. If you have the hard drive space, go ahead and do the dual boot. Still, make sure you back up your stuff before you set up Linux because there's a chance...

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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merjun i suggest use dual boot. it is very much recommended for new linux users. Welcome to linux community BTW. ^_^

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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Koalemos I would suggest that dual booting would be more practical than a direct switch to Linux. Since you have no doubt been using Windows for a long while then you will be far more familiar with it, so it is worth keeping. Linux is quite user friendly now and a...

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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Dominicc2003 I have the PERFECT solution for you :-) Go to http://wubi-installer.org/ Download it and follow the instructions. I think it'll ask you to let it download ubuntu for you. It may seem a bit frustrating since you have the disk but trust me, Wubi makes it so...

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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suprema Go on, dual-boot. In my laptop I dual-boot XP and Ubuntu and it has no problems. The only reason I can't think of why NOT to dual-boot is both installations will take up more space in your hard disk. But that isn't really a problem, no?

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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Koalemos Yes, Linux will read any Windows formatted drive. It is the other way around were the problem exists with Windows not reading Linux formatted drives. I am not sure whether Vista would be able to read Linux formats, but Windows XP certainly will not.

3 Mar 08

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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Koalemos If you are using a single drive then your suggestion of a seperate partition for storage is good because this will save duplicating such files as images or music etcetera. However, remember to use FAT32 or NTFS when formatting the partition because Windows XP...

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rdolphingirl @rdolphingirl (361) • United States 1 Mar 08

That is my question tonight ... I have a friend who has been after me for a LONG time now to switch over to Linux. I finally ordered one (Ubuntu) and have the disk, but have found myself procrastinating about trying to get...

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rwalker I'm running just that a dual boot Ubuntu and winXP. Its works, I perfer to run linux however this is a pro dominate windows world. Sometimes you just need a windows machine. One bit of advice I could give is create a third partition and use this to store your...

3 Mar 08

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autismmom2 @autismmom2 (155) • United States 28 Jan 08

I know many people are jumping to that whole socialization issue. Forget about that for a minute. What are some *other* concerns that come to mind? How about some positives? Why this is being considered and not started yet: I...

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crazylife Well, home schooling can be very expensive, but I would home school them, I have a little girl and I want to home school her, because I am not ready for her to have to deal with kids trying to fight her or I am not ready for her to have to deal with all the...

29 Jan 08

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autismmom2 @autismmom2 (155) • United States 28 Jan 08

I know many people are jumping to that whole socialization issue. Forget about that for a minute. What are some *other* concerns that come to mind? How about some positives? Why this is being considered and not started yet: I...

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crazylife I know some teacher do care but I still like homeschooling better, but they are some good school like private school, I went to a private school at it was nice, the teachers and the principal.

29 Jan 08

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autismmom2 @autismmom2 (155) • United States 28 Jan 08

I know many people are jumping to that whole socialization issue. Forget about that for a minute. What are some *other* concerns that come to mind? How about some positives? Why this is being considered and not started yet: I...

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jillbeth I am all for homeschooling, not just for special needs children, but for any children whose parents are capable of doing so. Our public schools are not doing our kids any good. The kids are stressed out from being expected to learn too much, too soon. Twenty...

29 Jan 08

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