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I can't read you in French

Toto — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:44:07 -0700

I can't read you in French and can you translate for English so I can understand.

Thanks,
Toto

Lee, sorry to see you leave,

micinka — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:37:12 -0700

Lee, sorry to see you leave, let me know if you get any news from any other blog.

Sony should take a page out

byebyegates — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:35:28 -0700

Sony should take a page out of microsoft's book and just release it. Sure it won't work (much like the fiasco named Vista) but at least people will stop whining about it. Then Sony can update regularly with patches just like MS does and sometime just before the release of the PS4 it may actually work most of the time.

David, I am not in violation

Lee — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 14:03:23 -0700

David, I am not in violation of any of these terms and conditions. Anyway, I'm done. This thread is going nowhere and this is not constructive. This is a complete waste of my time. This is my last post. Good bye.

David, I am not in violation

Lee — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 13:46:56 -0700

David, I am not in violation of any of these terms and conditions. Any way, I'm done. This thread is going no where and this is not constructive. This a waste of time. This is my last post. Good bye.

Huebl, nobody suggested to

micinka — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 13:03:45 -0700

Huebl, nobody suggested to hire Fayeds attorney, and nobody would do that. Fayeds attorney was only contacted, to get an update, since the government wasn't and isn't talking. There are no Investors in e-bullion. There are account holders. The best thing will be, that account holders get a lawoffice to represent all account holders, which is cheaper and more efficient. But now is not the time yet.

Bonjour Ici Québecoise

gagnon nicole — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 13:02:15 -0700

Bonjour

Ici Québecoise canada j aimerai savoir dépot activer depuis deux moisca va bien maismaglre fermer e-bullion geler car je comprend pas facile dans le vie la personne. Je regarde tous les mercredi la date 27 aout je vois geler je le sais fermer 1 septembre alors poser question est ce que continuer active octobre novembre décembre jusqu`a .......ou geler sais pas. Je vous attends ta réponds
merci
bye Nicole.

I am fed up with Ryanair. I

lorraine bunhead — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:53:36 -0700

I am fed up with Ryanair. I have tried to book a flight going to Barcelona. I have been attempting to do this for two days. I know there was sufficient funds. I have contacted my bank, Ryanair, who have told me that there should be no problem. At long last two days later, I have confirmation. I will check my emails to see that I dont have multiple confirmations. My head is buzzing and I feel sick.

You're completely missing

Jordan Golson882676 — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:49:53 -0700

You're completely missing the point:

"WoW players are a dedicated group, as a rule, and may not mind the yearly charges for upgrades via expansion packs. "

Of course they don't mind the yearly charges -- they get a huge new amount of content to play with, which is what the game is all about. The graphics upgrades are a nice touch, but are not at all a reason to "upgrade."

You do realize that Gmail is

Derek — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 12:44:29 -0700

You do realize that Gmail is not void of to-do lists? All it takes is one Remember the Milk Firefox extension and viola, you've got a task manager. I also love GTDinbox in Gmail, although I don't use Gmail as a task management tool.

For task management, Omnifocus is the best out there. Things is the closest competitor, but I'll always pick hierarchial views over tagging. That's why I don't use Remember the Milk anymore, which is another awesome task manager.

Small business owners need the right tools for the job, and Daylite just isn't completely there as a task manager. I use it to manage my relationships with contacts, prospects, clients, etc. E-mail messages, notes regarding communications, contact info, major completed tasks and projects, appointments (regarding contacts), and all organizations go into Daylite. I don't manage projects and tasks in Daylite; I just record them after completion, and only if they are related to a particular contact. That may change when the iPhone app comes out, assuming that some improvements are made with how Daylite desktop manages tasks. Until then, Daylite is great for business reference and contact management.

My calendar of choice is definitely Apple iCal. I sync it with my iPhone (because MobileMe sucks and free Exchange alternatives aren't great, either), and I also sync it with Google calendar and Daylite. I definitely think more thought went into iCal then Apple Mail, which I tolerate because of it's great integration with Leopard and my other applications. Gmail is still my favorite email client.

Here's the system I'm working with:

1) Daylite to manage relationships with contacts and organizations.
2) Omnifocus to manage projects and tasks.
3) Evernote to keep reference material that is not directly related to a contact (that's Daylite turf).
4) iCal to manage all of my calendars in sync with Gcal.
5) Apple Mail to manage my email in conjunction with Gmail.
6) Omnioutliner to make decisions and plans.

The only part of my system that isn't in the palm of my hand is Daylite, which should appear on the iPhone in January of 2009.

The best software for the job is the one that gets along best with your habits and your other apps, and everything works with iCal. It's more of an iCal cooperation than a challenge, and there are constantly new improvements that make it easier to get things done.

@Eric, I have resigned to

David Kuan — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:35:10 -0700

@Eric, I have resigned to the fact that there will be no shock-news released before the Labor Day weekend. I have put forth a ancilliary prediction that a deal will happen in September though. Also, check out the new suggestion about Temco acquisition. It would make for an interesting play.

I might have agreed with you

Eric Hill684799 — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 11:20:34 -0700

I might have agreed with you a few weeks ago, but since Labor Day weekend approaches. . .

If investyors need to know

Paul Huebl — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 10:53:33 -0700

If investyors need to know correct information they need their OWN attorneys to advise them. Lawyers for Fayed and his companies have Fayed's interest and assets to protect. They are not there to protect investors. Investors are clearly AT RISK.

These types of things have

caglar — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 10:39:49 -0700

These types of things have generally been done with the intention of protecting users from dangerous code executing, and to protect their privacy. Facebook has taken steps to limit user invitations for the same reason
yes
thanks you

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Im glad u pointed out the

dapo — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 10:30:15 -0700

Im glad u pointed out the fact that dubious "valuations" or basically, foolishness is what caused the last bubble.
Because MySpace, Youtube etc were sold for 8 figures or more doesnt mean people can go around buying up internet companies like headless chickens. Someone needs to have their heads screwed on straight and it seem u do