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smilesmile Join "MyOnlineTeam" Today - Chapter 38 smilesmile

MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 08/12 - Active Members

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Current Points
Active member name Rank Change Points This Period
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marysduby 1 0 34,412,102 35,871
RT 2 0 17,771,803 65,394
parmesian 3 0 15,300,521 17,385
Dataman 4 0 15,031,013 0
nl59056 5 0 14,994,139 1,346
Coingames 6 0 12,858,655 0
Esteban69 7 0 10,300,760 7,753
Dave Bell 8 0 9,045,717 12,346
keithhenry 9 0 7,886,176 11,576
esoteric17 10 0 7,451,510 0
Fanie 11 0 6,703,193 0
Jonathan Figdor 12 0 5,543,816 2,908
frans6nl 13 0 5,349,828 640
PohSoon 14 0 5,070,448 4,849
sulcata 15 0 4,458,027 6,517
brown chris 16 0 3,525,478 14,429
Vuj 17 0 3,432,477 9,650
stares 18 0 3,267,487 3,675
Blueprint 19 0 3,079,391 12,751
Tomwp 20 0 2,426,872 0
NiceMedTexMD 21 0 2,282,570 27,833
lawrencehardin 22 0 2,195,157 1,218
siseberg 23 0 1,741,946 1,434
wrr 24 0 1,712,441 3,126
Wunderwuzzi 25 0 1,627,110 457
spikey_richie 26 0 1,556,273 0
smcclarigan 27 0 1,486,765 2,806
Sunny L. Kae 28 0 1,425,308 2,016
Dresser 29 0 1,116,620 7,372
johng 30 0 1,097,717 2,937
AStafford 31 0 1,037,668 888
laughing66607 32 0 789,339 700
harry_i_c 33 0 755,515 3,152
Airwolf_Liu 34 0 701,978 1,687
Jockin 35 0 692,883 0
elpe 36 0 617,266 977
Bon Kuhlman 37 0 517,052 0
darth_vader 38 0 456,512 3,713
imin 39 0 413,199 2,515
Momentary Lapse of Reason 40 0 309,290 0
mapplebeck 41 0 264,942 1,011
madambaster 42 0 217,255 495
Natalino 43 0 175,182 0
cknotty 44 0 172,314 0
WindmillMan76043 45 0 152,570 0
gr8buddha 46 0 134,942 1,930
jamesjr934 47 0 103,133 1,172
rwgreen89 48 0 52,771 0
TheRoket 49 0 16,342 656


Note: Active members are those who earned points in the prior 30 days.

Top Twenty active members returning points today:
01: RT - 65,394 points
02: marysduby - 35,871 points
03: NiceMedTexMD - 27,833 points
04: parmesian - 17,385 points
05: brown chris - 14,429 points
06: Blueprint - 12,751 points
07: Dave Bell - 12,346 points
08: keithhenry - 11,576 points
09: Vuj - 9,650 points
10: Esteban69 - 7,753 points
11: Dresser - 7,372 points
12: sulcata - 6,517 points
13: PohSoon - 4,849 points
14: darth_vader - 3,713 points
15: stares - 3,675 points
16: harry_i_c - 3,152 points
17: wrr - 3,126 points
18: johng - 2,937 points
19: Jonathan Figdor - 2,908 points
20: smcclarigan - 2,806 points

Total points returned today: 275,185
Active members returning points today: 36
Average points per member active today: 7,644.02778
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Question:

If I buy a computer without a wireless network card, how could I connect it to the internet? It would have an ethernet connection, correct? Could I then connect it to the router I have with an ethernet cable? Or could I buy a wireless adapter and stick that in a usb port in the back?

Mike.. confused


The USB option will also work. There are several kinds of them available, about the 40 to 50 dollar range. If you can use the ethernet cable, it is probably easier.

Keith's answer covers all you should need to know.
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Jonathan -- you might find this of interest from a Humanist perspective (Day 80 – Upon My Soul if it has been updated). It is the blog of the Brit rowing the Pacific whose blog I have followed for 3 years now. It has been quite interesting following her.


I mean, I'm skeptical of her claim that:

"The way I see it, one of these other dimensions that we can’t physically
see is a kind of pool of energy that unites us all – call it God, the
Source, the Oneness, the Universe, or whatever you will – and that this
force exists in every single living being in the world – or even the
universe, if there is life on other planets."

But that said, her comments regarding the limits of human knowledge are important. I am similarly fascinated by how little we know about the Universe we inhabit. For example, our eyes only perceive the smallest fraction of the light spectrum, and our ears only perceive a certain quite limited range of sounds. Surely, it is reasonable to suppose that there is something out there that we cannot detect, perhaps even whole dimensions. However, I resist calling that "God." But there is no reason to despair, for it is that sense of oneness with the universe that Roz is speaking of, that is generated by our shared genetic heritage. The inescapable blunt fact of our common evolutionary history is clearly reflected in the human animal's desire to be among peers, especially friends. That feeling of universality, I think, is just the manifestation of our wonder at our role in the destiny of human civilisation.
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Only one ?!


Health Care reform.. government mandate..

Dr. Mike..


Aren't you happy at the prospect of every American citizens having access to health care and being free from worry of being kicked off their plan due to pre-existing conditions? I sure am! GO BAMA!
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Only one ?!


Health Care reform.. government mandate..

Dr. Mike..


Aren't you happy at the prospect of every American citizens having access to health care and being free from worry of being kicked off their plan due to pre-existing conditions? I sure am! GO BAMA!


I appologize for this off-topic rant in advance but I worry about the overly simplistic notion of free care. Nothing is free; someone has to pay for everything.

It could be just me, but the way I understand the plan, it will take away a good part of the Medicare that my wife and I use (especially my wife) and that we have paid for dearly for over 50 years; served and fought for our country. This to give it to someone who somehow just found their way across the border into the U.S. and has not contributed to the plan at all.

It all sounds good if you just look at one side of the issue. Of course it would be great if no-one had to worry about medical care, but to take it away from those that earned it, to give it to those that haven't does not seem right.

Believe me, I have sympathy for those less fortunate than those here on this forum and I contribute to them when and where I can. I just don't think it is the right or responsibility of the Government to decide who to take from and who to give to. (AKA Vote buying).

This is not a theoretical issue for me. I am vehemently against Obamacare as my wife's sight may depend on it not passing (they may take away from her what we have paid for in the past 50 years). angry

OK .. end of rant
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Only one ?!


Health Care reform.. government mandate..

Dr. Mike..


Aren't you happy at the prospect of every American citizens having access to health care and being free from worry of being kicked off their plan due to pre-existing conditions? I sure am! GO BAMA!


I appologize for this off-topic rant in advance but I worry about the overly simplistic notion of free care. Nothing is free; someone has to pay for everything.

It could be just me, but the way I understand the plan, it will take away a good part of the Medicare that my wife and I use (especially my wife) and that we have paid for dearly for over 50 years; served and fought for our country. This to give it to someone who somehow just found their way across the border into the U.S. and has not contributed to the plan at all.

It all sounds good if you just look at one side of the issue. Of course it would be great if no-one had to worry about medical care, but to take it away from those that earned it, to give it to those that haven't does not seem right.

Believe me, I have sympathy for those less fortunate than those here on this forum and I contribute to them when and where I can. I just don't think it is the right or responsibility of the Government to decide who to take from and who to give to. (AKA Vote buying).

This is not a theoretical issue for me. I am vehemently against Obamacare as my wife's sight may depend on it not passing (they may take away from her what we have paid for in the past 50 years). angry

OK .. end of rant
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Wow! I'm surprised there's no thread on this over in Chat. It's a perfect "greenies" thread - lots of opportunity for "religious" discussion! biggrin Difficult problems don't have simple answers. If the issue is people being unable to get coverage due to pre-existing conditions, then ban excluding folks with pre-existing conditions - and be willing to pay the price. Widely available and affordable heathcare is a great goal. I'm all for that. Making it happen is going to be extremely difficult and unlikely. For a complex issue like this, I don't honestly expect that we'll see objective, rational discussion on it. Just over half of folks believe that the heated discussions on this topic in recent public meetings is staged and orchestrated. It is certainly in the interests of the American media for that to be believed to be true. Polarized debate makes for better ratings. Genuine honest examination of the issue is irrelevant to them. American society itself appears to be just as polarized too - presuming that's not an appearance created by our media of course.
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Only one ?!


Health Care reform.. government mandate..

Dr. Mike..


Aren't you happy at the prospect of every American citizens having access to health care and being free from worry of being kicked off their plan due to pre-existing conditions? I sure am! GO BAMA!


I appologize for this off-topic rant in advance but I worry about the overly simplistic notion of free care. Nothing is free; someone has to pay for everything.

It could be just me, but the way I understand the plan, it will take away a good part of the Medicare that my wife and I use (especially my wife) and that we have paid for dearly for over 50 years; served and fought for our country. This to give it to someone who somehow just found their way across the border into the U.S. and has not contributed to the plan at all.

It all sounds good if you just look at one side of the issue. Of course it would be great if no-one had to worry about medical care, but to take it away from those that earned it, to give it to those that haven't does not seem right.

Believe me, I have sympathy for those less fortunate than those here on this forum and I contribute to them when and where I can. I just don't think it is the right or responsibility of the Government to decide who to take from and who to give to. (AKA Vote buying).

This is not a theoretical issue for me. I am vehemently against Obamacare as my wife's sight may depend on it not passing (they may take away from her what we have paid for in the past 50 years). angry

OK .. end of rant
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For me, it is the realization that whether or not one has access to decent healthcare should NOT be a matter of pure chance as to whether or not you were born into a family rich enough to pay for it. It is the simple moral necessity of providing this access to all people, regardless of employment status. The question, "are you employed?" to me, has nothing to do with the question "are you in urgent need of medical attention?" For us, the HUMAN need for health care takes precedence over the cost of providing it. Remember, this new generation of Americans doesn't believe in giving until it hurts; we give until it feels good!
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Only one ?!


Health Care reform.. government mandate..

Dr. Mike..


Aren't you happy at the prospect of every American citizens having access to health care and being free from worry of being kicked off their plan due to pre-existing conditions? I sure am! GO BAMA!


I appologize for this off-topic rant in advance but I worry about the overly simplistic notion of free care. Nothing is free; someone has to pay for everything.

It could be just me, but the way I understand the plan, it will take away a good part of the Medicare that my wife and I use (especially my wife) and that we have paid for dearly for over 50 years; served and fought for our country. This to give it to someone who somehow just found their way across the border into the U.S. and has not contributed to the plan at all.

It all sounds good if you just look at one side of the issue. Of course it would be great if no-one had to worry about medical care, but to take it away from those that earned it, to give it to those that haven't does not seem right.

Believe me, I have sympathy for those less fortunate than those here on this forum and I contribute to them when and where I can. I just don't think it is the right or responsibility of the Government to decide who to take from and who to give to. (AKA Vote buying).

This is not a theoretical issue for me. I am vehemently against Obamacare as my wife's sight may depend on it not passing (they may take away from her what we have paid for in the past 50 years). angry

OK .. end of rant
Edit>spelling


For me, it is the realization that whether or not one has access to decent healthcare should NOT be a matter of pure chance as to whether or not you were born into a family rich enough to pay for it. It is the simple moral necessity of providing this access to all people, regardless of employment status. The question, "are you employed?" to me, has nothing to do with the question "are you in urgent need of medical attention?" For us, the HUMAN need for health care takes precedence over the cost of providing it. Remember, this new generation of Americans doesn't believe in giving until it hurts; we give until it feels good!


I agree with you more and more Jonathan.. biggrin

It should be based on need, not on pocketbook..

Mike..
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I finally saw a beta test unit.. under an HFCC work unit..
only one though.. crying

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Only one ?!


Health Care reform.. government mandate..

Dr. Mike..


Aren't you happy at the prospect of every American citizens having access to health care and being free from worry of being kicked off their plan due to pre-existing conditions? I sure am! GO BAMA!


I appologize for this off-topic rant in advance but I worry about the overly simplistic notion of free care. Nothing is free; someone has to pay for everything.

It could be just me, but the way I understand the plan, it will take away a good part of the Medicare that my wife and I use (especially my wife) and that we have paid for dearly for over 50 years; served and fought for our country. This to give it to someone who somehow just found their way across the border into the U.S. and has not contributed to the plan at all.

It all sounds good if you just look at one side of the issue. Of course it would be great if no-one had to worry about medical care, but to take it away from those that earned it, to give it to those that haven't does not seem right.

Believe me, I have sympathy for those less fortunate than those here on this forum and I contribute to them when and where I can. I just don't think it is the right or responsibility of the Government to decide who to take from and who to give to. (AKA Vote buying).

This is not a theoretical issue for me. I am vehemently against Obamacare as my wife's sight may depend on it not passing (they may take away from her what we have paid for in the past 50 years). angry

OK .. end of rant
Edit>spelling



BUT RT makes a great point here, which is that we shouldn't allow the quality of care to slip in this country. We need to make sure that RT's wife gets the healthcare she needs regardless of whether it comes from the public or private sector.
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