Ok, if you're real lucky, you may be able to connect with a repeater that has autopatch capability. Then you might be able to make phone calls, but that depends on how the repeater owner has the autopatch set up. You may be only able to make local calls, or if you make arrangements with the owner ahead of time, you may be able to make long distance calls. Just do a google for say, colorado repeaters and you should find a listing. Then you can contact the repeater owners..
You could also look at http://www.colcon.org/ . This is a network of linked repeaters. May be a way to get a message to the outside world if that's all you're looking for.
That Norad site is screwed up anyway. Everyone knows that Santa only comes between midnight and 6 AM local time.. They've got him in Lincoln Ne at 11:24 PM CST.
When the machine calls saying you're warranty is about to expire, it usually says something like "press 3 to talk to a representative". Fine. Press 3. Then when the agent gets on the line the first thing they'll ask is what's the make and year of your car.. Just say 1983 Plymouth... They'll hang up on you and never bother you again.
No kidding. People will go back to the horse and buggy before they'll take mass transit, especially outside of big urban areas. They like the convenience of being able to go where they want, when they want. In my situation, commuting by bus would add 2 hours to what is now a 1/2 hour drive, with no option to stop anywhere on the way.
There's also article V of the constitution. 2/3's of the states can call for a constitutional convention to propose amendments to the constitution, then you need 3/4's of the state legislatures to ratify the proposed amendments. This gives the states the ability to have the final say, albeit an extreme one.
I live about 20 miles away from there. The sad part was that the locals put a lot of their own time and money into promoting Shatner and his Capt Kirk character, and this is the thanks they get.
Well, the record industry said reel to reel tapes would kill them 50 years ago, then it was recordable 8-tracks, then cassettes.. I guess they as full of it now as they always were.
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Ok, if you're real lucky, you may be able to connect with a repeater that has autopatch capability. Then you might be able to make phone calls, but that depends on how the repeater owner has the autopatch set up. You may be only able to make local calls, or if you make arrangements with the owner ahead of time, you may be able to make long distance calls. Just do a google for say, colorado repeaters and you should find a listing. Then you can contact the repeater owners.. You could also look at http://www.colcon.org/ . This is a network of linked repeaters. May be a way to get a message to the outside world if that's all you're looking for.
That Norad site is screwed up anyway. Everyone knows that Santa only comes between midnight and 6 AM local time.. They've got him in Lincoln Ne at 11:24 PM CST.
When the machine calls saying you're warranty is about to expire, it usually says something like "press 3 to talk to a representative". Fine. Press 3. Then when the agent gets on the line the first thing they'll ask is what's the make and year of your car.. Just say 1983 Plymouth... They'll hang up on you and never bother you again.
is that the voters don't understand that even if it's just a resolution, passing stuff like this is costing them valuable tax dollars.
No kidding. People will go back to the horse and buggy before they'll take mass transit, especially outside of big urban areas. They like the convenience of being able to go where they want, when they want. In my situation, commuting by bus would add 2 hours to what is now a 1/2 hour drive, with no option to stop anywhere on the way.
There's also article V of the constitution. 2/3's of the states can call for a constitutional convention to propose amendments to the constitution, then you need 3/4's of the state legislatures to ratify the proposed amendments. This gives the states the ability to have the final say, albeit an extreme one.
The lawsuit has it's own website: http://www.iowasoftwaresuit.com/ My wife are already planning a little mini-vacation with our money.
I live about 20 miles away from there. The sad part was that the locals put a lot of their own time and money into promoting Shatner and his Capt Kirk character, and this is the thanks they get.
I like the Trappistine Creamy Caramels from Our Lady of the Mississippi Abbey
Well, the record industry said reel to reel tapes would kill them 50 years ago, then it was recordable 8-tracks, then cassettes.. I guess they as full of it now as they always were.
ohhh boy, with IBM involved, it just might end up being a warmed over version of OS/2.. yee hah,, I can hardly wait !!!!!!