Believe it or not, my two gray-headed sisters, actually one
of them has snow white hair, are driving from near Dallas,
Texas to Colorado in two weeks to get some medical marijuana
for the white-headed sister's son, who has advanced ALS.
Their thinking is that if it gives him a greater level of
comfort, that will be good. I cautioned her that if it did,
then there would have to be continued trips to get it in
order to have it on hand - well, one thing at a time. She
tells me that the medical contains no TCP, I believe it is
called. They are hoping that it will improve his recent lack
of appetite.

Bye for now,

Carolyn


-----Original Message-----
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Olusegun --
Victory Associates LTD, Inc.
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2017 3:22 PM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] technology and transportation

Lenron, rent is a fiasco now in Denver. You know, everyone
came here to prospect for oil from the Colorado oile shales;
then, Colorado became what Netherlands is to Europe! The
only difference is that we call it marijuana for medical
purposes; the City Council here in Denver just voted last
week to allow pot shops to stay open until 10 PM effective
tomorrow, Monday, May 1; previously, they had to close at 7
PM. California and New York City are here, smoking
themselves to ashes, <LOL>!!

As for the weather, it's the big thing that keeps me here
for eternity! Low humidity, winters are far more tolerable
here than in the midwest. And yes, I know the difference, I
am an honored graduate of Indiana University, Bloomington
and I know how the humidity in Bloomington drove me off the
wall and snow never remembered to melt until mid-May. In
the mountains, it could be 16 degrees F., whereas in Denver,
temperature will be 65 degrees F. It has been snowing here
since Thursday night, but NOT A SINGLE DROPLET of it is
sticking to the ground. That's Denver, the Mile-High City
... Got to love the Broncos, Colorado Rockies, pat the
Nuggets on the shoulders and hope for the best for the team,
and yes, don't forget the Colorado Rapids if soccer rocks
your boat! 54 mountains to boot for the Centennial State,
the closest ones about two hours drive away. I have a young
chap who goes to Fort Lewis College in Durango in the
southwestern part of our great state; it is a seven-hour
drive away from Denver nonstop, or 14 hours round trip, the
latter being a-one way flight to Brazil from Dallas, TX.
Want to see where four states come together? Yes, it's
right here in Colorado: Utah, New Mexico, Arizona and
Colorado all come together at the same point. No kidding!
It's a 9 and a half hour drive south of Denver!

For transportation, it is, for the most part, pretty good!
Some bus routes run 24 hours, not too frequent at night when
the routes are reduced to every
40 minutes or so; otherwise, in the major areas, a bus is
there every 7 to
10 minutes! Example, my store is located on East Colfax
Avenue, same as 15th Avenue for us. Its buses are every 7
to 10 minutes without fail!
Where I live, 15 minutes from Denver International Airport,
the bus is every half hour until 2:45 A.M. daily. Then it
shuts down for an hour and starts up again at about 3:50
A.M. Our paratransit runs pretty much the same way as the
buses in terms of hours, but you do need to preschedule, no
same-day schedule.

Want to come play ball with us at Savanna Coffee? Yes,
there'll be two cups of Cappuccino waiting for you !! Four
shots of espresso in each cup, more than enough caffeine to
last a day, <LOL>! Just tell us whether you want a large
cup, or a venti cup, but don't report us for making you
drunk on caffeine!

Anyway, keep me in your thoughts and prayers; I'm almost
there, the space to be used for business is almost ready.
So far, everything has checked out with the City & County of
Denver Department of Health, as well as the building
department. Hope to install equipment towards the end of
May, testing and training scheduled for June and, with God's
help, the doors will be flung open after July 4th and, if we
happen to miss that date, first week of August for sure!

Sincerely,
Olusegun
Denver, Colorado

----- Original Message -----

From: John Gregory

To: main@TechTalk.groups.io

Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2017 5:12 PM

Subject: [TechTalk] Question for Carlos Regarding CDex Error Message

Hi Carlos,

 

Have recently been ripping some CDs and thought I’d try out CDex. Managed to rip 5 CDs without any problem, then I inserted a CD which on occasions came up with the following error:

 

Error Mesage Starts ----

 

Lame_Enc.dll Dialog

 

Error updating Lame_Tag Frame:

 

Can't open file for reading and writing

 

OK

 

Error Message Ends ----

 

The Cd has 25 tracks on it and this error only occurred on 6 of the tracks. When I pressed the ‘OK’ button the track continued to rip and, as far as I am currently aware, didn’t appear to affect the ripped track. Will have to do some further investigation as to whether the track info is OK, but just thought I’d run this one past you to see if you had come across this error while using CDex and what, if anything, it means.

 

Thanks.

 

John.

 

Hello everyone,

I have just purchased a Miniguide and looking forward to receiving it.

I looked for a manual on the APH site. All I found was a cryptic set
of quick instructions.

Do you have any more info than I have?

I thank you very much.

Joe Giovanelli

Hello everyone,

I have just purchased a Miniguide and looking forward to receiving it.

I looked for a manual on the APH site. All I found was a cryptic set of
quick instructions.

Do you have any more info than I have?

I thank you very much.

Joe Giovanelli