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Ryan Carda bet me that South Dakota State would beat Michigan in the NCAA basketball tournament this year. He lost. Ryan's not a great gambler, but you know what he is great at? Everything related to geothermal heating and cooling. In fact, I believe he's the single most useful person you could ever know in […]
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How did that body wind up hanging in a Boulder tree?
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Earlier this week, a Boulder County resident was hiking near the 200 block of Sandy Drive, a Sugarloaf Mountain area captured in the graphic above (if you have problems seeing the image, click "View Larger Map"), when he came upon what the Boulder County Sheriff's Office described as "a person hanging in a tree." A dead person, as it turns out -- and the decedent had been there a while "based on the level of decomposition."
What happened? Boulder County Coroner Thomas Faure isn't telling all at this point; his office is still trying to locate next of kin. However, he does reveal that "the cause of death was asphyxia due to hanging. Our guess is suicide." A gruesome discovery in one of the more beautiful parts of the state. Read the release below.
Unattended Death Investigation
Case # 09-5762
On Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at approximately 6:25 pm, Boulder County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the 200 block of Sandy Drive, located in unincorporated Boulder County, on the report of a person hanging in a tree, located south of Sandy Drive in a remote wooded area. A hiker who lived in the area located the decedent.
Upon arrival at the scene, the decedent appeared to have been at that location for an extended period of time, based on the level of decomposition. Members of the Rocky Mountain Rescue group were called to the scene, to assist with a technical evacuation of the body. The identity of the decedent has not been confirmed and pending further investigation. At this time there is no foul play suspected. Sheriff's office detectives and investigators of the Boulder County Coroner's Office are investigating the death jointly.
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Ginny Place Guesthouse in Chiang Mai
Ginny Place Guesthouse in Chiang Mai
Ginny Place Guesthouse
Address: 114/1 Ratchapakinai Road, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Tel/Fax (053) 272 009
Mobile (086) 587 6249
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Description: Ginny Place is a small friendly guesthouse with eight simple clean rooms in the heart of Chiang Mai's old city area. Most rooms have comfy new queensize spring mattress and some have attached hot shower and toilet. Other rooms use shared facilities also with hot shower. A small downstairs cafe produces good Thai and western dishes with cold beer, soft drinks and fresh fruit smoothies. The travel desk can assist you with all local activities like trekking, daytrips, air/train tickets, visas, cooking schools, etc. and assure you a competetive price and knowledgeable honest service.
Room rates:
Single share bathroom with fan 100B
Double share bathroom with fan 150B*
Double priavte bathroom with fan 200B*
*50 baht more for 2 people
#1 Captain_Bob has been a member since 27/5/2006. Location: Thailand. Posts: 1,891
Christ Bob, it's cheap enough! Is there a place I could put my motorcycle so it doesn't get ripped off?
#2 MADMAC has been a member since 6/6/2009. Posts: 6,957
Yep, park it in the hallway which has a locked gate at night. Parked a Versys in there last few nights maybe a tight squeeze but it works.
#3 Captain_Bob has been a member since 27/5/2006. Location: Thailand. Posts: 1,891
That's a coincidence. I recommended your place to someone on TF looking for a friendly place to stay only yesterday Bob! (Not having ever stayed there myself but I've heard good things about it)
You only have 8 rooms though. Is it generally OK just to show up without a booking or are you usually pretty full?
#4 SBE has been a member since 14/4/2008. Location: Global Village. Posts: 2,019
Where has SBE been?
SBE that's why I noticed it. You may think I ignore your advice, but nope. You've been around. I can see that.
#5 MADMAC has been a member since 6/6/2009. Posts: 6,957
There was an exodus this morning so now 6 rooms available but generally it fills up most days. Anyway we don't take bookings, but usually something available early in the day. See pics here
#6 Captain_Bob has been a member since 27/5/2006. Location: Thailand. Posts: 1,891
It will take a while before I go there Bob. Paying my son's tuition is killing me financially. But some day I will come.
#7 MADMAC has been a member since 6/6/2009. Posts: 6,957
Hi Bob
I will be visiting Chiang Mai within the next few weeks.
A quick question... how far is Ginny Place from the Train Station where I will be pulling in from Bangkok?
#8 Geezy has been a member since 27/7/2009. Posts: 48
Location Map Here
It's about a 10-minute tuk tuk ride from the train station.
#9 Captain_Bob has been a member since 27/5/2006. Location: Thailand. Posts: 1,891
Do you have any trekking options beside 2 night 3 days trek?
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Just checked in. Currently waiting for an apparently very good khao soi. Will report back soon
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sounds great. i'm looking forward to reading about the rooms, the food, and your meeting with the legendary Captain Bob na Chiang Mai. wish i were there right now with you enjoying a beer or three, telling old tales and making new ones. glad to see you've arrived safely and that so far the threat warning much much ado about nothing. ta.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
3/31/2014 (2 years ago)
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There's been a meeting in Japan on climate change and the news coming out of it is uniformly grim. Scientists and officials now say that impacts of climate change include a higher risk of flooding and changes to crop yields and water availability.
"There is nothing inevitable about the worst impacts on people and nature," Dr. Chris Field says. We can cut emissions to reduce the risks of catastrophe and adapt to some changes that will inevitably occur. Photo: Polar Bear
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Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
3/31/2014 (2 years ago)
Published in Green
Keywords: Cllikate change, human impact, adaption
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Experts say that "adaptation strategy" may help with the survival of the human race, but only within limits.
The construction of sea walls and levees to protect against flooding and the introduction of more efficient irrigation for farmers in drought-stricken areas are among the strategies.
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Moreover a growing impact on human life is feared. In summation, our collective health, homes, food and safety are all likely to be threatened by rising temperatures.
A week of intense discussions in Yokohama, Japan included concerns among some authors about the tone of the evolving document. This is the second of a series from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change due out this year that outlines the causes, effects and solutions to global warming.
It must be noted, that the report's chair, Dr. Chris Field, is worried that an apocalyptic tone will frighten politicians so much that they'll abandon the Earth to its fate.
"There is nothing inevitable about the worst impacts on people and nature," Field says. We can cut emissions to reduce the risks of catastrophe and adapt to some changes that will inevitably occur.
Field also says we have to re-frame climate change as an exciting challenge for the most creative minds.
Some suggestions include putting local air pollution from, say coal, can also reduce carbon emissions that cause warming; creating decent homes for poor people in countries like Bangladesh can improve lives whilst removing them from the path of flood surges.
Some criticize Field's upbeat approach. But many politicians have gone deaf to the old-style warnings.
This latest Summary for Policymakers document highlights the fact that the amount of scientific evidence on the impacts of warming has almost doubled since the last report in 2007.
From the melting of glaciers or warming of permafrost, the summary highlights the fact that on all continents and across the oceans, changes in the climate have caused impacts on natural and human systems in recent years.
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"Nobody on this planet is going to be untouched by the impacts of climate change," IPCC chairman Rajendra Pachauri told journalists at a news conference in Yokohama.
"Before this we thought we knew this was happening, but now we have overwhelming evidence that it is happening and it is real," Dr. Saleemul Huq, a convening lead author on one of the chapters, added.
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In 2006, geologists feared the worst - they believed a megathrust earthquake was imminent in the Pacific Northwest. Now in 2016, the Pacific Northwest may be revealing an alarming pattern of missing earthquakes in the same megathrust region that generates ... continue reading
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Greenland is melting faster than expected, as new data reveals. The ESA's Cryosat satellite has revealed Greenland lost over a trillion tonnes of ice between 2011 and 2014. LOS ANGELES, CA (California Network) - Greenland has lost over a trillion metric tons (tonnes) ... continue reading
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About this album
The wait is finally over. The new EP from the Indie-rock band Hey Jodie is finally here. The new release differs from the last one and is definetly a big step forward. Compared to the last album, everything has gone up the roof, from the song writing to the mixing.
The CD release has 3 additional tracks, that was made entirely in the studio. They are not included in the internet release of the EP since they are not intended to be played live or anything.
The EP has many elements and Hey Jodie hopes that people who listen to it will enjoy the feelings and atmospheres it creates. So listen, download, enjoy, spread the word and leave a comment here, on our myspace, at our youtube channel or at our soon to be openned website.
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Barry Current Students News
MSW Priority Admissions Deadline is Feb 1st
The School of Social Work is now offering a priority admissions deadline period, which will mark phase 1 of our admissions process. Students seeking an early admissions decision must submit their complete electronic application prior to February 1. Students that apply during the priority admissions period will receive an admissions decision no... read more
School of Education and Phi Delta Kappa screen "Every Child Counts"
On October 24, 2015, the Adrian Dominican School of Education (ADSOE) and Phi Delta Kappa hosted a film screening of "Every Child Counts" to celebrate Disabilities Awareness Month. The documentary captures Lyn Major's journey to establish a school for children with exceptionalities in Abaco, The Bahamas. At the time of production, no... read more
A Message from Student Health Services
The Student Insurance representatives from United Health Care Student Resources will available to speak to students regarding enrolling in the insurance, claims issues and post-graduation access to health insurance. The student insurance plan is a benefit to all undergraduates, including PACE, taking 9 or more credits per semester and all... read more
Barry to host opening rounds of NCAA DII Women's Soccer Tournament
Barry University will host the first and second rounds of the NCAA DII Women's Soccer Tournament Nov. 13 and 15 at Buccaneer Field. The women's soccer team earned their 22nd bid to the NCAA Soccer Tournament after winning the Sunshine State Conference on Nov. 8. Barry will receive a first-round bye and play the winner of a game between West... read more
Check out Barry's Living History Project Interview Spotlights
During Barry's 75th anniversary year, we are pleased to present the personal interviews of 25 Adrian Dominican Sisters and how their lives influenced the history and culture of the University. Sisters who served as faculty, administrators and presidents were interviewed as well as those who experienced Barry through important historical changes.... read more
Become part of the Hunger Squad!
How would you like a free meal on Dining Services? Become part of the first ever Dining Services Hunger Squad! Join the Dining Services Hunger Squad! Help out with events and promotions from Dining Services and receive Chartwells dollars/meal vouchers to eat at any of their locations. For more information or to sign up, contact Kat Vanande in... read more
Join the Library this November in celebrating our freedom to read
The Monsignor William Barry Memorial Library invites the Barry community to display titled: Banned Books: Celebrating our Freedom to Read. Dates: November 1 – 30, 2015Location: Monsignor William Barry Memorial Library, main entrance Every year, hundreds of libraries and bookstores around the country mount displays of banned and challenged... read more
Tell us what you think!
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ADSOE faculty member encourages educators to advocate for children with special needs
Judy Harris-Looby, PhD, chair of the Adrian Dominican School of Education's Exceptional Student Education Department, recently presented at the Norma Darlington 25th Annual Founders' Day Lecture on September 24 at Shortwood Teachers' College in Kingston, Jamaica. The annual lecture gives several hundred students and educators the opportunity to... read more
School of Social Work professors named among Top Black Educators in South Florida
Two members of Barry University's School of Social Work faculty were recently named among the top Black educators in South Florida by Legacy Magazine. Sharon Singleton, DSW, associate professor and Tisa McGhee, PhD, assistant professor, represent Barry in Legacy Magazine's list of South Florida's 2015 Top Black Educators. Singleton earned a spot... read more


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Emotional ride for Rockford
Rockford will face Janesville on Monday afternoon.
Rockford will face Janesville on Monday afternoon.
Highlights include: WSR/CL (B), B-K/LM (B), Austin/Faribault (B), L-P/GM (G).
Not long ago, Mason City resident Mark Tlusty's attitude toward politics was a lot different than it is now.
In any North Iowa or Southern Minnesota community, you can always find some buildings that hold special ties to the past, and one local city…
Even as the internet continues to evolve, area libraries say not only are they keeping up, but they're thriving.
It's now 20 years in the making, but the Food and Drug Administration is in the process of changing the way you look at nutrition facts.
A new report is suggesting that the median wage in Iowa just is not enough for families to make ends meet.
The council voted 3-1 to rezone Lions Park
But what if law enforcement needs to let you know about an emergency? That's where emergency messaging systems come into play.
A new study is showing a racial disparity when it comes to a certain cancer.
It's an environmental issue we seem to be dealing with more and more and officials are using this week to bring more attention to it.
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Well today it didn't, it got worse. My vision was getting blurry and I almost didn't make it out to the car. By the time I sat down my fingers, lips and nose felt numb. I also started to get a headache. Before I made it into the car I was telling my husband to hurry with getting my son in the car seat behind me and realized my hearing was funny. Like my voice sounded funny because my ears were clogged (that's the best I can explain it).
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Baolab Microsystems has announced that it expects to be able to modify the structures that it designed for its 3D NanoCompass™ to build a range of other motion sensors and, ultimately, to create low cost, smart, reconfigurable Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs). These NanoIMUs™ will use Baolab's patented, award winning NanoEMS™ technology to create nanoscale MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems) within the standard metal structure of a high volume manufactured CMOS wafer.
"We have designed ways to modify the structure that we developed for the 3D NanoCompass so that it can be used to create gyroscopes and accelerometers as well as magnetometers" explained Dave Doyle, Baolab's CEO. "As we have the ability to build combinations of these different types of sensors simultaneously on the same chip along with the associated electronics to provide control and intelligence, we will be able to create the product that the industry is wanting - multi-sensor IMUs that can be activated and configured dynamically as required by the application. The key is that our technology enables us to build MEMS using standard CMOS production techniques so we can make as many as we like of whatever mix of sensors that are required at the same time, integrated with the analog and digital electronics running fusion software to make them smart."
The traditional way of making MEMS sensors requires a different production process to make each type of sensor. Baolab's NanoEMS approach will enable the costs of making smart, multi-sensor IMUs to be slashed dramatically, accelerating the drive to provide ubiquitous multi-sensor awareness into almost any device for enhanced performance and features.
"We have proved that we have solved all the challenges of making MEMS within the CMOS wafer with our production of working 3D NanoCompasses," added Dave Doyle. "We will be introducing a series of nanosensor products as we work our way through the roadmap towards our goal of ultra low cost, smart, multi-sensor NanoIMUs."
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Tom Brady's Latest Heat Check: Bow Tie And Bro Celebration At Kentucky Derby
When it comes to sports and championships, Boston is different than most cities. Whatever the sport, every city wants to win a championship, but very few cities hate to lose as much as Boston. They level to which fans in that town care is borderline irrational.
Consequently, if you're a player who leads a team to a championship, you're beloved. If you're a player who leads a team to multiple championships, you can do damn near anything you want.
Exhibit A: Tom Brady.
Tom Brady won three Super Bowl titles in four years at the very outset of his career, and this made him an immediate Mount Rushmore level sports figure in the New England region, and rightfully so. He was a "made" guy, and this pretty much allowed him to do seemingly anything he wanted to on and off the field going forward.
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And man, has Brady taken advantage of the latitude New Englanders have afforded him.
We've seen Tom Brady on billboards with puppy dogs. We've seen Tom Brady doing advertisements for Uggs for men (Uggs for men is an oxymoron, by the way.). We've seen Tom Brady dancing like no one's watching at Carnivale. We've seen Tom Brady with every hatable haircut possible.
Basically, Tom Brady's life has become one big heat check. However, there is one place that we've never seen Tom Brady before -- the Kentucky Derby.
That changed this weekend.
For those of you who have never been to the Derby before, the gallery consists largely of very wealthy, mint julep sipping, linen suit wearing, presumably fresh smelling Southerners. In short, the people there are the opposite of virtually every person sitting outdoors in Gillette Stadium.
Actually, along those lines, I think Bostonians would have a lot of fun on the infield at the Derby:
But Tom Brady doesn't hang in the infield. At all.
As you can see in the video below, Brady was in the grandstand, and according to rumors, he wagered $4,700 on the eventual 2013 champion Orb to win.
So depending on when Brady got in on Orb, he took a nearly $5,000 investment and netted out nearly $30,000. That's pretty good, I'm happy for him. However, it's not like he went there wearing jeans on a golf shirt and casually high fived his buddies after the victory. No, not even close:
Indeed, a gel soaked, bow tie and linen suit wearing Brady had a giddy bro-style celebration with, among others, New England Patriot Judas Wes Welker!
It's unclear if the heat check that is Tom Brady's existence has evolved into full on trolling yet, but one thing is clear -- for a guy who hasn't won a Super Bowl in nearly a decade, he is most certainly pushing the boundaries for what gets your ass kicked by a drunk Boston fan.
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Sea-level rises and falls associated with the repeated growth and decay of ice sheets are recorded at various locations around Somerset. Read more...
Deposits from the last glacial period, the Devensian occur at several places around the County and provide evidence of the harsh climatic conditions of this time. At Brean Down, south of Weston-Super-Mare, sands, silts and breccias rest on a shore platform against an ancient sea-cliff. These sediments contain the bones of reindeer, bison, arctic fox and lemming indicating the existence of a tundra-like environment in the area. (Info from Natural England)
The area that is now Porlock Beach is five miles inland, and thickly wooded. Mesolithic people live and hunt the area. Read more...
Tree trunks from the time have been preserved in the marshy conditions that existed at the time and have been revealed as the sea has risen to erode them.
Around 10,000 years ago, water levels rose as the ice sheets melted, cutting off the UK from mainland Europe.
At the end of the last glaciation, 10 000 years ago, the sea level was much lower due to a vast amount of seawater frozen in the ice cap. Submerged tree stumps and bores drilled throught he seabed have shown that the Severn Estuary was a dry river valley. As the ice melted sea levels rose and by 6 000BC much of the present estuary had flooded.
As melt water was released by the vast ice caps of the last Ice Age, the increased sea levels submerged the lowlands of Somerset, creating intertidal mudflats and saltmarshes further inland then Glastonbury and Langport; both more than 20km from the present day coastline.
As the rate of sea level rise from meltwater declined it was outpaced by the growth of freshwater peat created in reedswamps. By 3 500BC freshwater wetlands had puched the coastline back at least as far as Brent Knoll and Chedzoy.
In the later Bronze Age and early Iron Age periods the sea once again submerged large areas of the floodplain. By 700BC saltmarshes extended as far as Godnet (just north of Glastonbury) and Langport.
In the Roman period the first sea and river defences were created. Many saltmarsh areas were reclaimed for agriculture and settlement. The coastline was pushed back beyond it's present line just south of Brean. The area south of Brent Knoll remained a saltmarsh where a huge salt making industry was created.
Sea levels continued to rise very slowly and before the end of the Roman period seawater finally overcame the coastal defences, submerging the land in the Axe Valley and all the area that is now the clay 'levels' along the present coast.
Romano-Celtic temple established on Brean Down
The coastal marshes were reclaimed from the sea by the Saxons using artificial flood defences to augment the natural dune barriers. By the Norman Conquest the coastline was very close to its present location or even perhaps a little further west in some places. The last big salt marsh, Brent Marsh, was reclaimed in the later 18th Century.
A major flood event - believed to be a tsunami - devastated large stretches of the Bristol Channel coast. Read more...
On 30 January 1607 a major flood in the Bristol Channel is believed to have killed around 2,000 people, destroying houses, villages and farmland all along the coast.
Flooding affected Somerset as far inland as Glastonbury, 14 miles from the coast.
Recent research suggests the flood was caused by a tsunami, but other evidence has been put forward to suggest it was caused by a storm surge, with original sources referring to the high spring tide and strong winds from the south west - classic conditions for a storm surge.
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The west coast of the UK is struck by a devestating storm. Many coastal towns are battered by high winds and violent waves. Thousands of pounds of damage is caused. At Porlock Weir Shingle is thrown up on to the road, restricting access to the village.
On December 13th, 1981 a major storm surge up the Bristol Channel left a trail of damage along the Somerset coast, with Burnham particularly badly hit. Read more...
The storm that hit Porlock Weir in 1996 permanently altered the local landscape. Nigel Hester of the National Trust explains in the embedded video on this website the events that led up to the breach of the shingle ridge and the subsequent flooding of the fields behind. The National Trust are the adjascent land owners to Porlock Manor Estate.
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Defra announced the launch of the Pathfinder projects around the UK, including Somerset.
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The project aimed to raise awareness of key issues around coastal change, and to give advice on how you can adapt to the changing environment.
A series of consultation events have been held in and around the key areas of Porlock Weir, Steart and Brean and Berrow members of the public have been invited to give input at these events and on this website.
Outputs from the project can be found throughout this website and two evaluation reports produced, one at the half way stage and one at the end of the project can be download here: Evaluation Report - June 2011 and Evaluation Report - November 2011
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Have you noticed a trend toward calling everything the "new SEO"? I'm guilty too with my Storytelling Is The New SEO deck on Slideshare (http://www.slideshare.net/martinmartysmith/storytelling-new-seo ). We are wrestling with what the absence of so much busy work creates.
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The Vancouver Audio Show 2016 returns to the Hilton Metrotown Hotel, from 24th - 26th June 2016
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The Vancouver Audio Show 2016 returns to the Hilton Metrotown Hotel, from 24th - 26th June 2016
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Thoughts on book publishing, editing, contemporary poetry, dementia, administrative memos, and teaching by the editor of Tinfish Press.
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Yes, "big" divvies in even more depressed, crummy shares:http://www.reitwrecks.com/2008/12/dilutive-dividends-coming-to-reit-near.htmlMeanwhile NCT didn't even pay the preferred dividend; it looks like they had massive losses on margin calls:http://www.reitwrecks.com/2008/12/reit-preferreds-nct-says-location.htmlAnd a bunch of Anthracite's CDOs are under review for downgrade!http://www.reitwrecks.com/2008/12/anthcacite-cdos-on-watch-for-possible.htmlWhat else?
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The "user unspecified" problem I think was a problem with one of the send buttons in IE. If I remember right, there are two send buttons, and one of them (top or bottom, I forget which) caused that problem. It's been forever since I used IE for Ilohamail, and I think the latest CVS version corrected the problem, too.
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hi list, when i use I.E (only is I.E, firefox work fine),
want to send email with attachment,
ilohamail frequently return error page(404),
when click the upload button
sometime ilohamail return "User unspecified",
when click the send button
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but only with I.E, when i use firefox, ilohamail work just fine
anyone use I.E have those problem?
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