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> Hey, Mary > Great action shot in the Grand Canyon. Are you a > photographer? > Loujean
I do some, but I have a friend who has a fabulous telephoto lens and he shoots while we go through the rapids. I shoot mostly slides, but I think a digital camera would be a blast. I am waiting for prices to dip. With a telephoto lens it stacks the water right behind the raft. Actually we were a little further away from that hole than it looks, and had a great run. I was absolutely terrified before we launched into the rapid because as you can see the water is huge. — MZ
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> Hi Mary > Beautiful pic of Tibet. Beautiful outfit your warring also. Did you climb > Mount Everest While you were there? Ha HA. Do you have a static IP > address? I have not been able to set up my own web server without one. > This cost about an extra $75 per year in addition to your isp service fee.
The outfit is a "rental" the Chinese have a box of costumes you can slip into, like our old west pictures. Think I’ll try Everest on the next trip. I don’t have a static IP address. My modem is a digital cable modem; so I keep the computer and modem on. It does not tie up my phone the way a usual modem would. I am going to try a web page when I get some time. — MZ
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Mary Zuschlag > wrote > I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing > folder <snip>
Thanks for sharing the pictures, Mary! I really enjoyed them, and you have such a kind and lovely face. Seeing you doing all those great things makes me feel like I will get my life back fully if I just keep at it. >, I was in the mild > category back in 95. <snip>
If you have the time, could you (and anyone else who would care to jump in)please describe a little what RA was like for you when you were diagnosed as "mild category" and a little of what category you are in now, and what that is like. I am thinking in terms of how much pain, joint swelling, overall feeling of illness, and how much it limited your functioning. I have read the ACR guidelines as to the categories, but am still confused what constitutes "mild", "moderate" or "severe". I’d really appreciate it if I could compare notes a little on this. Liz G
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> The pictures are so clear! What kind of scanner do you have? Why don’t mine > scan so pretty? :O( > :O) Mary Lynn (mlh) (O: > :O) "Of all the things I’ve lost, I miss my mind the most" :O) > (remove ma in email address)
My scanner is an Epson 610, and I have been really pleased with the quality. It is not the top of the line, but it is decent. — MZ
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Jeanette> wrote > I also have a scanner; my husband got it for me for X-mas but it hasn’t left
Well, there you go….you were looking for something fun to do. Playing around with it sounds like fun, if you are feeling up to it. Be sure to send us some pics if you do! Liz G
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> > Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious >if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). > Well, after seeing the one of you in the Grand Canyon, I’m not sure I want to > do that. That looked like some rough water.
Well, we have another Grand Canyon permit coming up next year. I am not sure if I will be able to do it, depends on my wrists I would have to be in much better shape, because it is a physical trip…300 miles. Earlier this year without E it would have been out of the question. I decided to do Tibet because I wanted to seize the moment. My physical condition was deteriorating, and it was my dream. The gift of RA is that I am more spontaneous and seize the moment. When I feel good I just do it. — MZ – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –
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Really cool pictures Mary. I did that white water rafting thing once about 6 years ago and will never do it again. I was scared shitless and there was only two per raft. Every time we went over a falls our raft was filled with water and us two females were too weak to dump the raft over to get the water out so two guys always had to wait for us to help. We were the last two to come in over the last falls with everybody watching and they laughed I also have a scanner; my husband got it for me for X-mas but it hasn’t left Jeannette – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing > folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of > my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac > computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of > the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof > of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 > on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild > category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have > access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious > if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also > some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to > eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
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> You were CWI! Good thing the paddle police didn’t get you because with > all that beer you would have had to piddle in paddle prison and that’s a > pisser.
ROFLOL! Rox http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/9300
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I really enjoyed the pictures, Mary. The one of Grand Canyon made my heart thump though. To me, Oak Springs on the Deschutes is bad….lol You go girl. K.C. Washington State in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge "Mary Zuschlag" <wrote – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos
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Hi Mary, When I access your site this is what I see. Are you sure you want anyone able to access your computer. 7 items Name Size Kind Date About Personal WebSharing.htm 4 K Apple Browser Launcher document Tue, Aug 18, 1998, 1:00 PM default.html 4 K Apple Browser Launcher document Tue, Aug 18, 1998, 1:00 PM Mary Z Mt 157 K HotShots document Sun, Nov 28, 1999, 2:38 PM MZ Grand 152 K HotShots document Fri, Jan 21, 2000, 9:33 PM MZ tibet 178 K HotShots document Thu, Dec 2, 1999, 6:47 PM PNFIconGraphics - folder Sat, Jan 22, 2000, 12:03 PM Using Personal WebSharing.html 62 K Apple Browser Launcher document Tue, Aug 18, 1998, 1:00 PM GramPaHugs, Alex, > I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing > folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of > my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac > computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of > the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof > of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 > on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild > category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have > access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious > if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also > some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to > eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
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> me and couple of friends went half way to the gulf on the > sabine river. Caught fish-ate what we caught-slept on sand bars-drank > up 10 cases of beer and used up several bottles of mosquito spray. Only > had to go back up river one time to pick up a guy named Jim that was > sound asleep on a sandbar with no shirt on and the sun make him very > much half indian. LOL on the right side. Thanks for the pictures. > Harv > Houston,Tx
You were CWI! Good thing the paddle police didn’t get you because with all that beer you would have had to piddle in paddle prison and that’s a pisser. I’ll bet those canoes didn’t have much freeboard with all that beer and a carcass on board. – MZ
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> Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious >if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format).
Well, after seeing the one of you in the Grand Canyon, I’m not sure I want to do that. That looked like some rough water. I loved the pic of you in Tibet. Absolutely breathtaking. Sarah L "Friends are those people who know the words to the song in your heart and sing them back to you when you have forgotten the words." (unattributed)
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>Caught fish-ate what we caught-slept on sand bars-drank >up 10 cases of beer and used up several bottles of mosquito spray.
Dang Harv, what did you guys do, have a couple of canoes just for the beer? Sounds like fun. Sarah L "Friends are those people who know the words to the song in your heart and sing them back to you when you have forgotten the words." (unattributed)
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Picture came in good for me to. I live in the flathead valley. Aaron JRA World http://www.geocities.com/jraworld
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> The pictures are so clear! What kind of scanner do you have? Why don’t mine > scan so pretty? > :O) Mary Lynn (mlh) (O: > :O) "Of all the things I’ve lost, I miss my mind the most" :O) > (remove ma in email address)
same here – the pictures are wonderful. Just like Mary Lynn I wish my scanner did better too! Jayne
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Hayyy Mary, Nice to put a face on someone talked to everyday. One time 40 years ago, me and couple of friends went half way to the gulf on the sabine river. Caught fish-ate what we caught-slept on sand bars-drank up 10 cases of beer and used up several bottles of mosquito spray. Only had to go back up river one time to pick up a guy named Jim that was sound asleep on a sandbar with no shirt on and the sun make him very much half indian. LOL on the right side. Thanks for the pictures. Harv Houston,Tx – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing > folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of > my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac > computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of > the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof > of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 > on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild > category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have > access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious > if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also > some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to > eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
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>I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing >folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of >my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac >computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of >the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof >of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 >on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid
What great pictures! I agree with Harv, it is so nice to put a face with a name. You are an active one. You go girl! Donna
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Mary, Just wanted you to know that your pictures came in good and clear. Wow, what a world traveler you are. 
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing > folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of > my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac > computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of > the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof > of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 > on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild > category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have > access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious > if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also > some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to > eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
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I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
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>I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing >folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of >my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac >computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of >the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof >of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 >on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild >category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have >access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious >if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also >some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to >eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
Hi Mary. I gave it whirl and had no problem at all viewing your pictures. Great pictures too. Just to experiment I downloaded them and was able to save them to my ASA pictures file. If you would rather I hadn’t, email me and I’ll delete them. I really like the Grand Canyon picture. I’ve done a lot of canoeing but never rafted. Looks like a lot of fun. I don’t think my joints could handle that kind of excercise though.
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Saw your photos. They are great. Cool idea. Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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Hey, Mary Great action shot in the Grand Canyon. Are you a photographer? Loujean – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I have been playing with my scanner and my Mac web sharing capabilities. > I have scanned 3 photos and have them in my personal web sharing > folder. It is kind of fun because the server is the the hard drive of > my computer. When you access this site you will be accessing my Mac > computer. Mac sure makes this easy. I took the photos on the N Fork of > the Flathead (99) (E is in the cooler), another photo of me on the roof > of the Potala palace in Tibet (98) and the third photo was taken in 95 > on the Grand Canyon, that’s me rowing Crystal rapid, I was in the mild > category back in 95. When I turn off the computer you will not have > access to the "site". Here is the site http://24.10.77.9 I am curious > if you can access the photos (they are in jpeg format). There is also > some stuff about web sharing that I have not figured out how to > eliminate. If you have time enjoy!
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Pictures came through nice and clear. Really nice. Gwen * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!
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Hi Mary Beautiful pic of Tibet. Beautiful outfit your warring also. Did you climb Mount Everest While you were there? Ha HA. Do you have a static IP address? I have not been able to set up my own web server without one. This cost about an extra $75 per year in addition to your isp service fee. Bob A. —
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Pictures came through nice and clear. Really nice. > Gwen > * Sent from RemarQ http://www.remarq.com The Internet’s Discussion Network * > The fastest and easiest way to search and participate in Usenet – Free!
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The pictures are so clear! What kind of scanner do you have? Why don’t mine scan so pretty? :O( :O) Mary Lynn (mlh) (O: :O) "Of all the things I’ve lost, I miss my mind the most" :O) (remove ma in email address)