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[sergiogarcia9]

Get it while it's hot

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/78517-motherboard-install-case.html

 

[Stevy22]

Creating some Dual Monitor Chips.... in my Office...

 

[mitchell65]

Creating some Dual Monitor Chips.... in my Office...

I thought you called them "French Fries"

 

[Joan Archer]

Kari all the best wishes for your retirement, enjoy it as you've earned it and I'm sure your wife will be very pleased to have you around more.

As someone just said the time will go quicker but you will be doing things for you not the business so your stress levels should drop dramatically.

 

[mitchell65]

Today I have been very busy so tomorrow for some of the time I'm just going to sit and think. For the rest of the time I just going to sit!

 

[LADYPINKtomato1]

Kari CONGRATS.. on your decision to retire....
don't expect to have time for boredom.. this is quality time now.. that isn't possible when one has a full time job ..more time with your wife..you both will really cherish this time together.
Hang around here a lot more.. as part of your daily routine.

 

[Dave76]

Congrats Kari, You'll be glad you made this decision, I retired early, two years ago and am happy with it.

The free time thing never seems to work out as you thought it would, always things around the house, helping out friends, short term little consultant gigs, etc,etc,

Enjoy it, you deserve it

 

[LADYPINKtomato1]

Is this not the cleverest idea.. watch a few seconds to see what happens..
This company has a sense of humor and a great computer programmer.


http://producten.hema.nl/

 

[Kari]

Is this not the cleverest idea.. watch a few seconds to see what happens..
This company has a sense of humor and a great computer programmer.


http://producten.hema.nl/

The programmer has clearly enjoyed playing The Incredible Machine

 

[derekimo]

Is this not the cleverest idea.. watch a few seconds to see what happens..
This company has a sense of humor and a great computer programmer.


[URL="http://producten.hema.nl/"]http://producten.hema.nl/[/URL]

Pretty Clever Indeed.

 

[CarlTR6]

Is this not the cleverest idea.. watch a few seconds to see what happens..
This company has a sense of humor and a great computer programmer.


http://producten.hema.nl/

Very clever and very cute!

 

[Chase]

Today I read sergiogarcia9's "How To install and Setup A SATA Hard Drive" tutorial.

 

[sergiogarcia9]

Today I read sergiogarcia9's "How To install and Setup A SATA Hard Drive" tutorial.

Did you like it?

 

[JMH]

Today I'm having quite mixed feelings.

A last couple of days I've had some extra stress factors in my life but suddenly today everything is fine. Better than fine; by signing some papers an hour ago I finally finished a several months long process leading to my retirement.

As of 1st of May, in only 16 days, I am going to be officially retired It means, among other things, that when it took me almost a year to get post count here up to 4K, the next 4K is going to take only a fraction of that time

Kari

Kari,
Roll on May 1st... for then........you begin the first day of the rest of your life........to have the time to do what, when & how you choose........ Sounds good to me.

 

[Kari]

Today almost all airspace in northern and western Europe is closed, thousands of flights cancelled because of the volcanic ash from an Icelandic volcano (Volcanic ash cloud causes air travel chaos - CNN.com).

ATM, 10:30 PM Central European Time the UK, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Belgium and Holland have closed the airspace completely, France has closed 25 airports, airports in Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Hamburg and Berlin in Germany are completely closed and Frankfurt, Germany's biggest and busiest airport has canceled hundreds of flights and is probably going to be closed later tonight.

The situation is said to continue as it is or get worse at least until late tomorrow afternoon as the volcanic ash moves southeast. European air travel is never been so paralyzed. Quite fascinating to follow news ATM!

Kari

P.S. Jan, thanks for the nice words

 

[Joan Archer]

Is this not the cleverest idea.. watch a few seconds to see what happens..
This company has a sense of humor and a great computer programmer.


[URL="http://producten.hema.nl/"]http://producten.hema.nl/[/URL]

I've seen those before some time ago, thanks for reminding me as it's fun to watch and very clever.

 

[sergiogarcia9]

Today almost all airspace in northern and western Europe is closed, thousands of flights cancelled because of the volcanic ash from an Icelandic volcano (Volcanic ash cloud causes air travel chaos - CNN.com).

ATM, 10:30 PM Central European Time the UK, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, Belgium and Holland have closed the airspace completely, France has closed 25 airports, airports in Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Hamburg and Berlin in Germany are completely closed and Frankfurt, Germany's biggest and busiest airport has canceled hundreds of flights and is probably going to be closed later tonight.

The situation is said to continue as it is or get worse at least until late tomorrow afternoon as the volcanic ash moves southeast. European air travel is never been so paralyzed. Quite fascinating to follow news ATM!

Kari

P.S. Jan, thanks for the nice words

I heard about that.

SAS, Denmarks biggest flying company, had to cancel over 600 planes to different destinations because of this. Also the airport in Copenhagen is closed until 14:00 tomorrow (or further, its not known yet)

Also, i read that people in the Swedish city Bergen, can smell the sulfur from the volcano :shock:

Weird how an volcanic explosion that far away can effects countries like Germany, Holland and Denmark :huh:

 

[Kari]

Sergio, Bergen is west coast of Norway. Not Sweden.

This volcano has sent ashes up to 11 kilometers high (about 6.8 miles). Fast moving air currents from Iceland are moving to south - southeast, so the ash doesn't fall down before it reaches Western Europe.

Got an interesting text message two hours ago. I had a visitor from the UK today, flew in to Berlin late last night and one hour ICE train to Leipzig early this morning. We met, did some business and had a brunch, then he headed back to Berlin to wait his evening flight back to London.

But the flight was canceled, so he had to take the train to Brussels in Belgium and from there he'd planned to take the Eurostar train to London, but because of this situation he's stuck in Brussels, waiting to get a seat on the train. He wrote that it looks like the whole European population is at the moment in Brussels railway station, waiting to get a seat on a train because there are no flights.

Really interesting: CNN just told the situation is not going to be better any time soon, airspace closings are going to continue.

 

[tw33k]

Today, I ordered my new phone. HTC HD2. Can't for it to arrive. Got a great deal on it too.

 

[sergiogarcia9]

Whoops my bad Kari