Nope, but I have the idea it is part of the connotation. It is a noun for something someone does that spescifically ahs to do with purporting to use psychic powers. Nothing you came up with so far is it. Dora --- [email protected] wrote: > It would likely be a law about FRAUD. > > > > Jeffery G. Scism, IBSSG, (<A > HREF="http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com">http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com</A>) > ~~ > If the AOL experience is so wonderful, how come > their LOGO is a picture of a > hurricane in the Bermuda Triangle? > > > ==== BLACKSHEEP-CHAT Mailing List ==== > Creative use of your delete key is encouraged. If > you disagree with the subject, CHANGE the subject. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion > online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com

No. --- Bobby & Sue Bates <[email protected]> wrote: > Dora Smith wrote.... > >Does anyone know what is an older or slightly > archaic > legal term for fortune telling? < > > Ummm... maybe 'prognostricating' ?? > Best, > SueB > > > ==== BLACKSHEEP-CHAT Mailing List ==== > Creative use of your delete key is encouraged. If > you disagree with the subject, CHANGE the subject. > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion > online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com

yep, great program and I've used them ALL. ;-) I've been with FO since V4.0 and I can't even remember when that was! From: <[email protected]> > I use FO also and LOVE it.... > > I campaigned for the new merge feature of being able to start at any name > or letter. > > And in the begining I campagned to be able to keep your place and restart > where you left off on a merge. > > I have been using it since version 6.0

Hi Gail, While reading your most enjoyable message about cow manure, as I was laughing, it brought back memories of my husband's grandmother. (Please note that I changed the subject line and hopefully, the following will not be boring--guaranteed that at the time it happened there was NOTHING boring about it--as with your 'fertilizer' experience!) She lived in California and was visiting us in Texas. One weekend we went camping with some friends. I don't remember if the friend killed the armadillo or if we just happened to find the body? Grandma Rinke had heard they make great purses and she took the body home with us against all my protests. Once we got home I asked my husband to 'lose' it--but this old lady who had been around for a long time, was smarter than we were and (without our knowledge) 'found' it! If anyone has ever been in Houston, TX in the summer, you will appreciate how hot and humid it is and how every one has air conditioners going.....this was before the central air was so popular, so like everyone else, we had a window unit. A few days later, (remember, we had thought we were successful in getting rid of the animal) there was the most horrific odor coming in our house. Investigation of the smell led us directly to the air conditioning unit -- where laying on top of the unit was this carcass -- Grandma Rinke had put it there IN THE SUN so that it would dry out and she could make a purse! Needless to say, Grandma Rinke did not get her armadillo purse--at least not from this poor little critter. Patsy in the Golden State Wine Country

In a message dated 8/27/2002 11:32:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I've never > used cow manure since LOL. Gail in La. > You will find that Manure is so acidic, unless you let it cure and leach out, and then mix it in toroughly that it will kill the plants, AND the next year pasture plants will come from the embedded seeds. Jeffery G. Scism, IBSSG, (<A HREF="http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com">http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com</A>) ~~ If the AOL experience is so wonderful, how come their LOGO is a picture of a hurricane in the Bermuda Triangle?

Does anyone know what is an older or slightly archaic legal term for fortune telling? My astrology teacher used the term in our class discussion about the law in the early 1980's in Buffalo NY, and according to the Internet this law is still on the books in New York though no citation nor reference to the law by its name. It forbids using any psychic practice in such a way as to appear to foretell teh future, and it amy forbid other things as well. I am interested in laws that forbid appearing to have ESP. Yours, Dora __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com

So sorry. I have no wish to bore you but at the time that was important to me. What would you like to talk about? Gail in La.

Bettye, I meant to ask how you managed to stay with the skunk smell under the house. You and your family must be made of sturdy stuff. That would have been an ideal time to go visiting LOL. I feel for your son-in-law. When we lived in Tampa, FL. We had a flower bed right outside our dinning room window. Someone told me cow manure was good to build up flower beds. So I got several large bags and dumped them in the flower bed and set out my starter plants, it looked so pretty. That night we had a rain, the next day we had a lot of hot sun, then we had a lot of smell. No one told me you are supposed to mix the cow manure with dirt. The neighbors didn't say much, they just laughed a lot. I'm not going to repeat what my husband said but that weekend we reworked the flower bed. I've never used cow manure since LOL. Gail in La.

Gail, you will miss Blue I'm sure, glad you did get rid of the skunk odor. I'll have to remember the tomato juice and all the hints that were given on how to remove the odor. The sheepers are wonderful, aren't they? What part of Fl are you moving to? I'ts been extremely hot here. I also have relatives in Louisana (Leesville) close to Shreveport, and my uncles family is from Jonesboro, La. I love the Loisana Iris, but they will grow in FLalso, as I have many in my garden, and nursery down in South FL has started to specialize in the Louisana Iris. The colors are fantastic. Have a safe trip to FL. Bettye

A product called Fabreeze(bad spelling) works great on almost any smell Am Southern born and bred and darn proud of it Am researching maternally:ballard,briley,clubbs,george,gillihan,goolsby,jackson,link(9x),majors,pool/poole,summers,thompson paternally:ausbrooks,barber,:brown,freeland,gant,kirkham,mcquiston,moye,parker,rippy,tipton,whitson Brenda Parker ibssg --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes

Bettye, I can see you laughing about Blue & the skunk odor. She really was smelly LOL. This morning when we were sitting on the back porch having a cup of tea (I drink the tea, Blue drinks water) I was telling the neighbor about it and he said he was sorry he wasn't home to help but he would probably have laughed so hard he wouldn't have been much help. I didn't even try to wash my old comfortable, worn out t shirt, I just put in the trash. I'm going to miss Blue, she is a great dog. She rides on the back of my nephew's Harley and she loves to ride on the back of his horse also. He has a sheepskin pad fixed for her so her toenails won't dig in the horse's rump. She rode in 2 Mardi Gras parades this year, she sliped off the horse once but she just jumped right back on. I'm going to miss my nephew also, as well as his dog LOL. Gail in La.

[email protected] wrote.... >.... She rides on the back of my nephew's Harley and she loves to ride on the back of his horse also. He has a sheepskin pad fixed for her so her toenails won't dig in the horse's rump.< NEAT idea!! We've toyed with that idea with our Millie-dog (a Heeler, like Blue) and one of our horses. We kind of think that it would have to be Bobby's horse, Washoe, because Millie has walked ON the horse while she was laying down before. My 'Little Feather' would just as soon dance on Millie, I fear. They've got a 'sibling rivalry' thing going on, both vying for 'mom's' attention. The only problem with Millie riding on the back of Washoe is that the horse is sooooo tall! It would really be a challenge to get the dog up there... *somehow*! LOL Best, SueB

MSN has paid service which has limited ability with attachments, adn unpaid or "reduced cost" services which have little or no ability. BEST ANSWER put the photos on a website and send the URL. they can be "saved" from the site. Jeffery G. Scism, IBSSG, (<A HREF="http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com">http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com</A>) ~~ If the AOL experience is so wonderful, how come their LOGO is a picture of a hurricane in the Bermuda Triangle?

I have a friend on msn.com to whom I'm attempting to send pictures taken at a Class Reunion. First I sent 5, way to big. Then I send two, still to big. Both are over 1 mg. These are high density/pixel photos. the smallest file is just under 1 mg. My questions: 1. How large of an attachment will msn.com allow? 2. Can I put the pictures in a e-mail going to an msn.com address? I've been playing with this all day. Aleta, IBSSG, Charter Member Bo-Peep Award Ogden, Utah, USA "God sent his Singers upon the Earth, With songs of Gladness and Mirth. That they might touch the hearts of men, And bring them to Heaven again." --Longfellow

You are so right nothing smells worse than a skunk, in South Georgia where I grew up, the people in that area called them polecats. I remember a dog once chased one under the house, and we had that problem. We could smell that polecat for days. You made my day, I am sitting here laughing, even though it's not funny to you. It just brought back memories of my childhood, and I neeeded a laugh. When my daughter got married, her husband had the wild idea of covering the lawn with cow and horse muck,, as he was going to grow some fantastic grass. She called me crying, as the stink was so bad that all of her neighbors were mad with them, and couldn't open the windows for over two weeks or more. We still laugh about that one. Bettye Bettye

BURYING them. You don't burn them? Dora --- Rick Stirling <[email protected]> wrote: > REMOVING SKUNK ODOR > To remove odor from fabrics time, air, soap and > water, and ammonia in water > are recommended. Since the skunk's spray is an oily > compound, it can be > removed by methods used to remove oily soil, or the > odor molecule can be > destroyed with a weak acid. The use of white > vinegar, dry-cleaning fluid or > household chlorine bleach in a weak solution is > suggested for removing skunk > odor from clothing or pets. Use these products in > separate steps, not > together. Tomato juice, an acid, is sometimes > recommended for washing pets, > but do not use on clothing. > > Other recommended treatments include washing items > with a strong soap, a > heavy-duty liquid detergent, or borax. For articles > that can not be washed > or dry-cleaned, such as shoes, bury them in fine, > dry soil for several days. > The fine particles of soil will absorb the odor, > leaving the original > article odor free. Kitty litter, sweeping compound, > and other fine-particle > materials should also work. Consider burying clothes > that have been hit > directly with skunk spray. > > cheers, > Rick Stirling, IBSSG, BoPeep2002 > > From: <[email protected]> > > > > Dear Sheepers, I know I don't respond very often > but I read you a lot. You > > have helped me before & I need help now. About > 5:30 this morning I heard > my > > nephew's dog sounding like she was hurt, so I took > the flashlight & went > out > > to check on her as she doesn't bark unless she has > something to bark > about. > > As soon as I was outside I smelled skunk. If > anyone has ever smelled a > skunk > > you NEVER forget it LOL. My nephew is out of town > this week. His dog is a > > sweet natured Blue Healer, but I remembered my > nephew said she hates > skunks. > > When it got daylight I washed her off with the > water hose, but I hesitate > to > > bring her in the house & give her a bath. She is > quite smelly, poor thing. > > Does anyone have any suggestions? We don't have a > washtub or I would use > > that. On top of this I am trying to pack so I can > move back to Florida. > Gail > > in La. > > > > ==== BLACKSHEEP-CHAT Mailing List ==== > Unsubscribe from the list: > Mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion > online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com

Hi Gail! So glad to hear that the tomato juice did the trick for you. Sounds like you handled the chore well and the wetting the hair first was a good idea. Forgot to mention on my original post that I had also done that and let the t.j. soak in for awhile. Ya done good, gal! ;-) Best, SueB

[email protected] wrote... ..... SueB, thank you dear. I would never have thought of tomato juice, all I could think of was some kind of shampoo but I didn't know what kind.< You're more than welcome, Gail. What I like about it is it's quick, easy and relatively inexpensive. My 3 favorite choices!! :-) Best, SueB

Thanks Sheepers, you came thru for me again. I got 8 cans of the store brand tomato juice and it worked. I wet her hair down first thinking that it would absorb the juice better if it was wet. Then I used an old sponge to work the juice thru her hair (or should I say fur) anyway I got the job done. She stood quite still for me, but I had her on a leash so she couldn't run off, but you should have seen the look she gave me when I started putting that tomato juice on her. Like she was saying what are you doing to me LOL. I didn't know if I should let the juice soak in her hair or not but I figured it wouldn't hurt for a little while. Then I rinsed her off and shampooed her and rinsed her again and dried her good. I let her run around the yard a bit and the first thing she does is go roll in the dirt after I had her so clean. Go figure. What an interesting Sunday afternoon but not what I had planned. I'm glad this didn't happen to my cat or I might not have survived as she hates a bath. Gail in La.

Gail and Everyone, For clothing and other porous surfaces, PetSmart has Simple Solution which is an enzyme odar and stain buster which works very well. For old stains and odors it may take more than one washing. I not only use it for dog and cats indiscretions, It works on mouse odors and stains and it works wonders on teenage boys stinky underarms, etc. But on the dog itself, you used the best, the tomato juice! Follow instructions carefully. Pamela [email protected] wrote: > > Thanks Sheepers, you came thru for me again. I got 8 cans of the store brand > tomato juice and it worked. I wet her hair down first thinking that it would > absorb the juice better if it was wet. Then I used an old sponge to work the > juice thru her hair (or should I say fur) anyway I got the job done. She >