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Jerry,Goldrushcam Photographer
| | Posted on Thursday, July 28, 2005 - 10:20 am: | |
Morning Grizzy, maybe I will head into town today to that computer company and pick up Valley Views.
Indian Tacos are being sold sometime at the Darrah School.
Comp USA has had that computer for awhile now,
next time something happens to it I would like to take a look at it before you take it to Fresno,unless it is still under a warranty plan of some sort.
Confused on your last message,probably my age I guess, but I have never heard of any one being afraid to click on a hot link unless it is in an e-mail. As far as I know (which is not very far),
you cannot pick up a virus from just clicking a link from one web site to another as long as they are not linking to the sites that offer free games or smilies or porn.
The links that are on the Goldrushcam are all links to non invasive sights, some will set a cookie but that is it.By the way I clean out my Cookies on a regular basis(think daily).
Okay after that is all said and done, the weather page now updated live with radar photos from ACCU-WEATHER are new partner is located at:
http://goldrushcam.com/weather%20station/wx.htm
Have a good day, Grizzy ! |
Jerry,Goldrushcam Photographer
| | Posted on Thursday, July 28, 2005 - 10:27 am: | |
This photo shows what happens when residents do not have all their property properly weed whacked.
I do not know how real miserable this doe is, but I know I cannot stand those pickers on me ! I have heard them called 'mountain lice' but do not know what the real name of it is.
Maybe we could start a club to keep the deer clean and healthy and happy.
We need first to come up with a good name!
Advisory: Children do not attempt to touch the deer as they are wild animals !! |
grizzy, ca
| | Posted on Friday, July 29, 2005 - 5:16 am: | |
good advice about not touching deer! and even if you had all your property cleaned up, there are still other areas. i think you'd better give up on your project to keep the deer sticker-free. the same thing happens to me when i go out into our fields. i believe that is how velcro was discovered or invented.
now, to the other matter. i've heard the problem with links is that they can be deceptive. for example, i got an email from something that CLAIMED it was ebay. if i had clicked on the link that "pretended" it was ebay, i would have been directed elsewhere. i think that procedure is called a "spoof." i didn't mean to imply that i didn't trust your links. i just meant that SOME people don't trust them, or so they tell me anyhow. your weather information is tops, as far as i'm concerned. i'm going to go look at the new stuff right now! |
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