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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Bob Myers said:

    "Dan Abel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    People
    in Canada are *very* aware that we in the US have a lot of trouble
    remembering that Canada even exists.

    Granted, but please don't assume I have that problem. I'm very
    aware of the existence of Canada. It's that big thing on the map
    just north of us, isn't it? :-)

    Really? It's on the map? I'll have to look, although maybe you have a
    different map than I do.

    :-)

    Sadly, I spent the first 22 years of my life living within 150 miles of
    Canada and never went there once.

    --
    Dan Abel
    [email hidden]
    Petaluma, California, USA

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    ~patches~ said:
    sf said:
    ~patches~ said:

    The original thief posted the link. Sarah Bennett has taken it a step
    further by stealing the actual pic then uploading it to a website that
    put the pic on t-shirts etc. to be sold. So there are now two thieves
    here.

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up, but even managed to miss
    myself being accused of something I didn't do. Damn this flu bug.

    sf
    eyes shifting to both sides quickly

    sf, you did nothing! Here's something that might help with your flu or
    maybe just knock you out so you do feel it so much. I don't know where
    we got this recipe. Steep a strong cup of tea. Add a heaping tbsp
    honey and fresh squeezed lemon juice. Pour in a shot of rum. Curl up
    on the couch and sip on the drink until you drift off. Hope you feel
    better soon.

    Close to what I make... Hot buttered rum toddy. :-)

    I use "Bengal Spice" tea from Celestial Seasonings as a base, but making
    up a tea of cinnamon, cloves and ginger will do for a start.

    Make up a good, strong infusion of either the above or the tea if you
    can find it.

    To approx. 12 oz. of the tea, add 1 tsp. butter, 1 tbs. honey, the juice
    of 1/4 lemon and 2 shots of Myers dark rum (honestly, no other brand
    will do!) and curl up like Patches said, wrapped in a quilt with a good
    movie or book.......

    It's amazing. 2 of those and I feel better, or maybe I just no longer
    care if I'm sick. <G>
    --
    Peace, Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    sf said:
    ~patches~ said:

    The original thief posted the link. Sarah Bennett has taken it a step
    further by stealing the actual pic then uploading it to a website that
    put the pic on t-shirts etc. to be sold. So there are now two thieves
    here.

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up, but even managed to miss
    myself being accused of something I didn't do. Damn this flu bug.

    sf
    eyes shifting to both sides quickly

    Chicken foot stock with LOTS of ginger, garlic and onion....... ;-)

    Salt to taste.

    Hugs!!!!!!!!
    --
    Peace, Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson


  4. Quoted message said:

    Sadly, I spent the first 22 years of my life living within 150 miles of
    Canada and never went there once.

    --
    Dan Abel

    Dan, I assume you were close to Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C.

    Vancouver never impressed me much, although many people love it. I remember
    going out in the city-burbs in Vancouver to supposedly the best dim sum ever
    and where the business men drove there to eat. We went there and the food
    was one big greasy spoon. But some of the down-town places were really
    excellent. This was in the late 80's, early 90's.

    I sure like eastern Canada much better than B.C., although one of the
    prettiest places in B.C. I'll never forget is a town called Hope. Does
    anyone here know of it?
    In my next life,
    Dee Dee

  5. notbob said:
    sf said:

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up...

    Don't fret. Judging by the principal's actions, it's bound to be
    repeated. Even now, a bizarre kinda damage control is underway using
    pointless bread baking machine recipes. Weird.

    Take care, sf, and get well.

    nb

    Yet another, you know the routine. No copyright infrigement.
    Ingredient list sans my modifications.

    Cracked Wheat Bread

    1 c water
    1 tbsp skim milk powder
    1 tbsp shortening
    1 tbsp honey
    1 1/4 tsp salt
    1 2/3 c white flour
    2/3 c whole wheat flour
    2/3 c cracked wheat flour
    1 1/4 tsp yeast

    Setting 5 - whole wheat, regular

    --
    Theft of someone's intellectual property including digital images is
    copyright infringement contrary to DMCA of 1998. There is a two faced
    thief here who likes to harass others. Sarah Bennett is another thief
    on rfc but worse. She steals pics then tries to sell them as her own.
    Some here condone this behaviour. Shame on you!

  6. Dee Randall said:


    Dan, I assume you were close to Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C.

    Vancouver never impressed me much, although many people love it. I remember
    going out in the city-burbs in Vancouver to supposedly the best dim sum ever
    and where the business men drove there to eat. We went there and the food
    was one big greasy spoon. But some of the down-town places were really
    excellent. This was in the late 80's, early 90's.

    I have been to Vancouver several times and always enjoyed it, but most of those
    trips were in mid summer, the sunny season. My parents lived just south of
    Vancouver when my father was stationed at an air force base. My mother hated
    it. Vancouver was a small town a long way from anything back then, and the
    constant rain and cloud was depressing.

    Quoted message said:

    I sure like eastern Canada much better than B.C., although one of the
    prettiest places in B.C. I'll never forget is a town called Hope. Does
    anyone here know of it?

    I have been by it. On my last trip out there a friend was moving from Bamfield
    to Vernon. We had been staying with his sister in Victoria. We had to get up
    earlier, catch a bus over to the mainland, pick up a rental car and scoot across
    the Coguihalla Hwy. . We were in a hurry and almost stopped in Hope. I wish we
    had. We had a rental car and I should have stopped for gas. I decided I would
    get it a little further down the road. We got off the Coquihalla and headed
    across to Kelowna. I hadn't realized it would be such a vast expanse of
    uninhabited land. I was running on fumes when I finally reached a gas station.

    But the scenery was amazing.

    While we were visiting my friend we found a farm with pick your own sour
    cherries. I picked enough to make two pies and we made fresh sour cherry pies
    for my friend and his family. Having lived on the island all their lives, the
    kids had never had a sour cherry pie. They loved it.

  7. Dee Randall said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sadly, I spent the first 22 years of my life living within 150 miles of
    Canada and never went there once.

    --
    Dan Abel

    Dan, I assume you were close to Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C.

    Vancouver never impressed me much, although many people love it. I remember
    going out in the city-burbs in Vancouver to supposedly the best dim sum ever
    and where the business men drove there to eat. We went there and the food
    was one big greasy spoon. But some of the down-town places were really
    excellent. This was in the late 80's, early 90's.

    I sure like eastern Canada much better than B.C., although one of the
    prettiest places in B.C. I'll never forget is a town called Hope. Does
    anyone here know of it?

    Yes, been there... it's where Rambo First Blood was filmed. The town
    itself wasn't much back then, and I think they destroyed a lot of it
    doing the filming. But the surrounding landscape is magnificent. I
    posted about Hope, B. C. here oh, perhaps 7-8 years ago, can't remember
    in reference to what though..

    http://groups.google.com/group/rec.food.cooking/browse_frm/thread/1986fb3bd79745b7/ccd0abc5fbbcfd34?q=hope%2C+canada%2C+penmart10&rnum=1#ccd0abc5fbbcfd34

    Sheldon

  8. ~patches~ said:
    sf said:

    On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 10:27:55 -0400, ~patches~ wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up, but even managed to miss
    myself being accused of something I didn't do. Damn this flu bug.

    sf
    eyes shifting to both sides quickly

    sf, you did nothing! Here's something that might help with your flu or
    maybe just knock you out so you do feel it so much. I don't know where
    we got this recipe. Steep a strong cup of tea. Add a heaping tbsp
    honey and fresh squeezed lemon juice. Pour in a shot of rum. Curl up
    on the couch and sip on the drink until you drift off. Hope you feel
    better soon.

    Thanks, tea with honey it is... my stomach has a hot poker in it right
    now - so I'm not sure how rum would sit right now.

    sf
    off to heat up the tea kettle
    --

    Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

  9. sf said:

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up, but even managed to miss
    myself being accused of something I didn't do. Damn this flu bug.

    I wouldn't go so far as saying I "accused" you. I just said that
    I thought you were the one who pointed out the original, offending
    post to whatsherface since the troll went unnoticed by her.

    Anyway, I'm wondering if you can really copyright anything under a
    (non-registered) fictitious name. I can just see the civil
    lawsuit now:

    Patches vs. James Smith.

    -sw

  10. sf said:


    Quoted message said:

    sf, you did nothing! Here's something that might help with your flu or
    maybe just knock you out so you do feel it so much. I don't know where
    we got this recipe. Steep a strong cup of tea. Add a heaping tbsp
    honey and fresh squeezed lemon juice. Pour in a shot of rum. Curl up
    on the couch and sip on the drink until you drift off. Hope you feel
    better soon.

    Thanks, tea with honey it is... my stomach has a hot poker in it right
    now - so I'm not sure how rum would sit right now.

    Actually, the tea, honey and lemon juice are optional. The rum is the active
    ingredient. Any time I find myself coming down with something I boil some
    water I pour 2-3 oz of dark rum into a mug, add a tad of brown sugar and/or
    honey, a teeny bit of unsalted butter and add hot water until it is the colour
    of dark tea. It may not cure what ails me, but it makes it bearable.

  11. In article <[email hidden]>,

    sf said:
    ~patches~ said:
    sf said:

    On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 10:27:55 -0400, ~patches~ wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up, but even managed to miss
    myself being accused of something I didn't do. Damn this flu bug.

    sf
    eyes shifting to both sides quickly

    sf, you did nothing! Here's something that might help with your flu or
    maybe just knock you out so you do feel it so much. I don't know where
    we got this recipe. Steep a strong cup of tea. Add a heaping tbsp
    honey and fresh squeezed lemon juice. Pour in a shot of rum. Curl up
    on the couch and sip on the drink until you drift off. Hope you feel
    better soon.

    Thanks, tea with honey it is... my stomach has a hot poker in it right
    now - so I'm not sure how rum would sit right now.

    sf
    off to heat up the tea kettle

    That is one good reason to add ginger root.
    It settles the stomach.
    --
    Peace, Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  12. Steve Wertz said:
    sf said:

    Oh, man.... I missed way too much stuff! I tuned in *after* the [censored]
    hit the fan and valiently tried to catch up, but even managed to miss
    myself being accused of something I didn't do. Damn this flu bug.

    I wouldn't go so far as saying I "accused" you. I just said that
    I thought you were the one who pointed out the original, offending
    post to whatsherface since the troll went unnoticed by her.

    Anyway, I'm wondering if you can really copyright anything under a
    (non-registered) fictitious name. I can just see the civil
    lawsuit now:

    Patches vs. James Smith.

    -sw

    Steve, please leave sf out of this. The informant was another poster
    here who knows my identity and how to contact me. I'd trust this poster
    with my life. There won't be a civil lawsuit but it could hinder some
    posters once identified of getting better emplyoment. Theft is not
    something to be taken lightly and once a thief always a thief. Don't
    worry your pretty little head. I've got things all under control. And
    there might even be a couple of surprises for the two thieves! Not that
    I would ever steal someone else's pics. It is well beyond my value
    system. Theft of any kind is wrong! You know this whole thing has been
    rather good in some ways. It shows you that people online can and in
    many cases aren't what they portrait. Many are two faced then there is
    Sarah who just blatantly steals. Oh and FTR, tinypic logs your IP.
    Whether or not I use a fictitious name to post is moot and I can prove
    when I posted through my isp. I can prove that pic is mine. Now if you
    are quite done I'd rather get back to posting about cooking.

    ObFoood: roasted Sarah

    --
    Theft of someone's digital images is copyright infringement contrary to
    DMCA of 1998. A two faced thief in rfc steals others digital images for
    harassment. Sarah Bennett, another rfc thief is worse. She steals pics
    then tries to sell them as her own. Some here condone this behaviour.
    Shame on you!

  13. Steve Wertz said:

    Anyway, I'm wondering if you can really copyright anything under a
    (non-registered) fictitious name. I can just see the civil
    lawsuit now:

    Patches vs. James Smith.

    I never thought of that! I guess I'd better register my nick, pronto!

    Carol
    --

    Some people are like Slinkies... they don't really have a purpose but
    they bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs.

    Stolen from "traid" on the IRC

  14. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Dee Randall said:
    Quoted message said:

    Sadly, I spent the first 22 years of my life living within 150 miles of
    Canada and never went there once.

    Quoted message said:

    Dan, I assume you were close to Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C.

    Nope. I was born and raised in Spokane, WA, which I think is 150 miles
    or so from Canada. I went to college in Seattle, which I think is also
    about 150 miles from Canada.

    I have been to Canada three times. We went to Lake Louise and the
    Canadian Rockies shortly after we were married. We went to Victoria by
    ship some years later. We went back to Lake Louise and the Rockies
    about two years ago.

    --
    Dan Abel
    [email hidden]
    Petaluma, California, USA

  15. The Ranger said:


    Bob Myers said:

    "Dan Abel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    As mentioned before (but maybe you didn't see it yet),
    Patches neither lives nor posts in the US.


    No, you're right, I didn't see that mentioned until after
    I'd posted. I guess I'd simply assumed she was a fellow USA-ian
    from the apparent case of let's-get-really-bent-out-of-shape-over
    -meaningless-stuff-and-threaten-to-sue-itis, which at least until
    recently seemed to be a disease confined to the U.S. of A. It
    saddens me to think that this malady may be afflicting those in
    other countries now.

    Quoted message said:

    People
    in Canada are *very* aware that we in the US have a lot of trouble
    remembering that Canada even exists.

    Granted, but please don't assume I have that problem. I'm very
    aware of the existence of Canada. It's that big thing on the map
    just north of us, isn't it? :-)

    No, no, no. They're currently Territories (like Puerto Rico and Guam)
    of the US of A. We'll grant them statehood as soon as they learn which
    spelling system is correct.

    The Ranger

    Oy!!! Watchit......Sharon Canuck (laugh)

  16. Dee Randall said:


    Quoted message said:

    Sadly, I spent the first 22 years of my life living within 150 miles of
    Canada and never went there once.

    --
    Dan Abel

    Dan, I assume you were close to Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C.

    Vancouver never impressed me much, although many people love it. I remember
    going out in the city-burbs in Vancouver to supposedly the best dim sum ever
    and where the business men drove there to eat. We went there and the food
    was one big greasy spoon. But some of the down-town places were really
    excellent. This was in the late 80's, early 90's.

    I sure like eastern Canada much better than B.C., although one of the
    prettiest places in B.C. I'll never forget is a town called Hope. Does
    anyone here know of it?
    In my next life,
    Dee Dee

    We spent a couple of days in Hope BC a couple of years ago. We
    stayed at a campground that had some amazing flower gardens.....Sharon

  17. Sheldon said:
    Nancy Young said:

    "Jens Arne Maennig" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    ~patches~ wrote:

    > Here is the TOS for tinypics. If you have a problem with anyone
    > stealing your copyright protected pics as per DMCA [...]

    Please consider different regulations in the 191 other nations of the
    world. The Internet is not necessarily subject to US laws.

    Patches isn't from the US, if that's what you mean.

    nancy

    There are International Copyright Laws and most of the free world
    abides by them... but there is no legal recourse for posting another's
    picture to usenet that has been posted previously, we would then all be
    guilty of a crime everytime we quote a post with the link... you see no
    one posted a pic, only a link.. There is absolutely no infringement of
    copyright law by reposting a link previously posted, especially when
    there was no accompaning admonishment not to by the original poster...
    by posting the link the OP gave permission for anyone to post said
    link, and for any purpose whatsoever.

    So you won't be angry then if I tell you that I copied a couple of your cat
    pix to my "My Pictures" folder so I'd see Jilly's sweet face on my screen
    saver (my screen saver consists of pix from this folder that constantly
    "rotate" through)...???

    :-)

    Quoted message said:

    ~patches~ is not only mentally ill (subpolar), she is very stupid...
    and naturally she's a big fat liar and a troublemaker... any
    recognition she can get, even if negative recognition.

    That about sums it up very nicely :-)

    --
    Best
    Greg (a sucker for cat pictures...)

  18. "biig" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Dee Randall said:


    Quoted message said:

    Sadly, I spent the first 22 years of my life living within 150 miles of
    Canada and never went there once.

    --
    Dan Abel

    Dan, I assume you were close to Bellingham and Vancouver, B.C.

    Vancouver never impressed me much, although many people love it. I
    remember
    going out in the city-burbs in Vancouver to supposedly the best dim sum
    ever
    and where the business men drove there to eat. We went there and the
    food
    was one big greasy spoon. But some of the down-town places were really
    excellent. This was in the late 80's, early 90's.

    I sure like eastern Canada much better than B.C., although one of the
    prettiest places in B.C. I'll never forget is a town called Hope. Does
    anyone here know of it?
    In my next life,
    Dee Dee

    We spent a couple of days in Hope BC a couple of years ago. We
    stayed at a campground that had some amazing flower gardens.....Sharon

    That's so nice for you to write and say that you've been there. You're the
    onliest one person that I know that ever has been there.
    Dee Dee

  19. Damsel in dis Dress said:

    Steve, you have insulted c***s everywhere.

    I debated all of 7 seconds whether I should post that last line.
    I'm just sick of her. She makes my skin crawl in the worst way.

    -sw

  20. ~patches~ said:

    with my life. There won't be a civil lawsuit but it could hinder some
    posters once identified of getting better emplyoment. Theft is not
    something to be taken lightly and once a thief always a thief.

    Most people are guilty of copyright infringement, and on a regular
    basis. And most of it is worse than just spoofing a photo.

    For example, people copy music and movies all the time, and don't feel
    guilty about it at all, and that does take away sales from the artists.
    And people copy photos all the time. Believe me, I am a professional
    photographer, and I have had my work stolen on a regular basis. I see
    my photos advertising $20,000 horses, and my proof stamp is across
    them. They didn't even bother to buy a 4x6 print let alone pay for
    permission to use the photos. Those are cases of theft, and when
    discussed, most people don't see anything wrong with it. I also find my
    photos being used by teenagers for sim sites, and the most I can do is
    get the webhost to remove it. They won't even tell me the email address
    of the offender.

    Your complaint of a photo being used as a joke is pretty lame. Nobody
    was hurt. Nobody made any money or cost you anything. The most you can
    do is have it removed from the website.

    And while you are correct that your images are copyrighted instantly,
    you can only sue for money you prove you lost via the infringement. So,
    if the thief makes $20 from the photo, that's all you can sue for. And
    you have to prove they made that money. I doubt anybody is making any
    money at all off your pizza photo, nor are they even trying. If you
    want to sue for the big bucks, you have to have it legally registered
    with the copyright office, and that takes a few months, some paperwork,
    and a fee. And you have to get a jury to agree with you. Keep in mind
    that many of those jurors have made copies at walmart of their kid's
    school photos or other professional photos. And they've made copies of
    their friend's CDs. They would laugh you out of court.

    I can assure you that most people have no problem with stealing photos
    from people who make their living at it. They certainly don't care
    about somebody using a photo to make fun of somebody. And it doesn't
    look like theft to me. It looks like a parody which falls under fair
    use.

    Get over it. Let the group get back to the subject of food. If you
    don't want your photos used, put your name on them or don't post them
    at all. People are just laughing at you.

    You accused me of being bitter in another thread. I backed off, took a
    break, and I let it go. I came back, and I see that you have started 4
    threads in the past week complaining about being mistreated by this
    group. Your newsgroup rant had a lot of whining. Your lurk mode thread
    was a joke. Supposedly you are so busy in real life that you have to go
    to lurk mode (when really you are just announcing that you are upset
    with the group), and then you don't even lurk (almost 200 posts in 5
    days), but start more threads complaining about the group.

    Take your own advice. You sound very bitter. Take a break and calm
    down. Find something that makes you happy. Start your own mailing list,
    or join a local club. Or learn to put up with some jokes and insults.
    I've been partcipating in newsgroups for 13 years. This is nothing
    compared to stuff I have seen over the years. You just have to get used
    to it, or find something else.

    As it is, you are working yourself up about something very minor, and
    it's going to affect your health. Do you really want to be bitter and
    angry every day?

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