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Title: Update on LP (Goldi's email)
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URL Source: http://4um
Published: Aug 13, 2009
Author: email from Goldi
Post Date: 2009-08-13 20:05:29 by palo verde
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Views: 1983
Comments: 188
(Palo) We are lucky for the hospitality of 4um, their owner, Christine, and their kind posters Here is the email from Goldi which was forwarded on to me We have assessed the damage and will be replacing most of the parts that run the server. The heat damaged pretty much everything. The software may also be corrupted, and we will have to go back to our last good copy of a backup. We may lose some of the database, so when we come back up we may lose the past few weeks of posts. My best guess is 7 to 10 days downtime (max) Goldi
I am not on email with Goldi, but another poster is and was kind enough to forward me Goldi's email
so I would know what was going on and could share it with others
It looks like we will be on 4um for a while so I want to express my gratitude to 4um for their hospitality to us
Love, Palo
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#92. To: palo verde (#72)
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Very good and thank you!
"I just play to the goddess of music-and I know she's dancing."__Taj Mahal
I have relatives in California that keep trying to get me to mail them NC Bar B Que.
You missed the point of getting together to achieve a political idea, altogether. God, you are fucking dense. Go back and look at the stars. Buck,YOU are the one missing the whole point. This type of event is about BOTH. It's about people with similar political viewpoints or even open minds getting together to socialize while meeting with politicians who are looking for donations and votes. There is no such thing as a political rally in this area that doesn't include a pig pickin' or a fish fry. You must not be from the south or you would know this. Unless of course your whole reason to post that was purely to attack Palo.
The best I ever had was the western NC style,but you have to go west of Rocky Mount to find it.
It's no sillier than getting 72 virgins in heaven,or the resurrection of the faithful promised in the bible by the guy who humped Joseph's wife and left her a virgin. If anything it is less silly.
Palo,this is why you are a breath of fresh air. The problem on ALL of these political web sites is that everybody there already knows everything and they have nothing to learn. If you don't believe it,just ask them. And I have to admit that I am as guilty of that as anybody at times.
LP is a nice site and all, but this one seems much more user friendly and much less....1999-ish. Editing your posts, how quaint a notion! I suspect I'll be sticking around here after LP comes back up, though I won't abandon LP to its fate just yet.
Ahhh, yes. A big A+ for honesty.
Yes I do.
--I Brake For The Invisible
Best corned beef is Wolf's downtown...paper thin and the rye is to die for...
--I Brake For The Invisible
Hi SOL LP still works for me for me David Letterman is just an entertainer who made a bad joke Love, Palo
(War) Yes I do. That is interesting you think it is true was he a banker? or business man?
They evidently have not tried the SantaMaria, or maybe they are just catsup lovers lol But I think there are many good BBQ styles, most reflect the taste of the foods grown in that particular area. The best BBQ sauce I ever tasted was made by a now deceased neighbor from a recipe she obtained in Italy. Not sweet either. I wish I could get ahold of that recipe, I would be rich.
Huh? Where do you get that from? I have never been handed a barb b que with ketchup or anything else on it. The best BBQ sauce I ever tasted What does the sauce have to do with it? Everybody adds garnish to suit their own tastes,but we were talking about the taste of the actual barb b que itself,not sauces.
How do you get away from the sauce when in many cases it is laddled and mopped on the meat from the time it put in the smoker and presented as authentic BBQ?? I prefer BBQ without anything but salt and pepper, but that Italian recipe as either a marinade or a garnish was devine.
Beats me because I have never seen it. The only thing I have ever seen added was vinegar,and I love vinegar. Which is why I like the western NC over the eastern NC version. The cole slaw,ketchup,and other garnishes were always added by the customer.
Goldman Sachs is building a new office building right over on the Hudson @ West & Murray Streets. If I am not mistaken...they paid the city zip for the land and the building is 100% tax abated...
--I Brake For The Invisible
Throw in cayenne and some thyme and you have New Orleans ribs..
--I Brake For The Invisible
Chuckles...never have so many taken a joke so seriously...until Obama's Kenyan Birth Certificate showed up... [snicker]
--I Brake For The Invisible
When your own party is as statist and big government as your opponents party, there are no issues to discuss, therefore you have to lock on to meaningless issues such as this in order to try and motivate your side.
"The Central Intelligence Agency owns everyone of any significance in the major media." ~ William Colby, Director, CIA 1973–1976 The purpose of the legal system is to protect the elites from the wrath of those they plunder.- Elliott Jackalope
O my sweet darling when I married at 25 my husband succeeded in turning me into a liberal but when I moved to Tucson, I had no friends here at first I began to watch the news for first time yes when I joined forums at Y2K, all my ideas were still liberal O Pete it was so interesting for me learning all the other positions on things isn't that interesting Pete, I just realized it now
Have you seen that cartoon of the White House with "owned by Goldman Sachs" on the gate? Too funny.
LOL Goldman Sachs now owns our government lock stock and barrel so what are the chances if we put them in charge of Congress in 2010
LOL ....who do you think the father of bailouts, Henry Paulsen had previously worked for? and who the Pubbies will probably rehire again as soon as they are reelected. The country needs a true alternative and not just a lesser of two evils. Times awastin'.
That Italian recipe was very vinegarish.
Well that's good news palo. It's a bit disappointing that we may lose a few weeks of posts in the LP database (I'm trying to remember if I had anything profound or relevant to say on LP in recent weeks. :-P), but, that's still better than FR where a person's entire posting history can disappear down the memhole.... LOL
NO to Lisbon! I fear a YES verdict more than Swine Flu....
Sounds funny... and accurate... I'll go google it....
NO to Lisbon! I fear a YES verdict more than Swine Flu....
Santa Maria uses beef Tri tip sirloin.
They have that sign over on the Castle Gate on William Street too...[aka the NY Fed]
--I Brake For The Invisible
Keep dreaming girl! The behind the scenes elites own both parties. Voting lesser of two evils doesn't work.
Eric Stratton (aka Blutarsky) (Obnoxicated) Hey Palo, that was Eric Stratton. He's damn glad to meet you. Hi Obnoxicated LOL he says he is Blutarksy on LP we are best friends there (when we are not fighting like cats and dogs :) (just teasin' you Blu) I didn't know he was on 4um and had diff. screen-name here I haven't seen you around in ages, Obnoxicated I am happy to see you Don't you and I go back long time Love, Palo Eric Stratton is a character from the movie Animal House. I was just having a little fun with Blutarsky. On the rare occasion I posted to him at LP, I always referred to him as "Senator". It's always good to see your friendly posts and your trademark "I love you"s, Palo. Your posts are always a breath of fresh air in an often angry and contentious cyberworld.
That's a good thing, right? I mean, if she's eating a porkchop, then she's not one of those.....you know.....
Be nice to Palo.
What in the WORLD could be wrong with pork chops?
All of a sudden dissent is no longer patriotic.
Bucky, be nice to Palo.
Hi sweetie
LOL I am still waitng for proof copy of my novel to arrive but to change the price to $8.95 I have to figure out how to do it at Bowker, that is where you order the ISBN number
Thank you my darling friend
Good to be here....looking forward to Libertypost being back up sooner rather than later, but I am happy for the opportunity to post on another forum in the meantime.
All of a sudden dissent is no longer patriotic.
Why don't you contribute a few bucks to Goldie so you can get out of here?
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#93. To: mininggold (#68)
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Then you haven't tasted Santa Maria style. No messy sauces or garish rubs allowed.
#94. To: buckeroo (#69)
The point about Ron Paul was not to fill your own taste-buds about your own salivating lips chomping on a free BBQ.
#95. To: Refinersfire (#77)
There is a shack on the way to Nags Head (just into Carolina, from Va Beach), that has IMHO the best BBQ ever..
#96. To: buckeroo (#83)
Do you ever read her shit? It is always silly.
#97. To: palo verde (#91)
I am someone who has learned a great deal from my fellow posters
#98. To: palo verde (#0)
#99. To: sneakypete (#97)
And I have to admit that I am as guilty of that as anybody at times.
#100. To: palo verde (#84)
War, you work on Wall Street, do you think this is true?
#101. To: Jethro Tull (#3)
Peace, and what I'd give for a corned beef on rye from Katz's delicatessen!
#102. To: SonOfLiberty, christine (#98)
LP is a nice site and all, but this one seems much more user friendly and much less....1999-ish.
Editing your posts, how quaint a notion!
I suspect I'll be sticking around here after LP comes back up, though I won't abandon LP to its fate just yet.
every cloud has a silver lining
it is hospitable of 4um to take us in, and for their posters to be so gracious to us
I have read many of your posts on LP, they are intelligent, interesting, perceptive
and you are definitely in sync with the liberty-loving posters on 4um
(this forum could have been designed with you in mind)
I think you would make a nice addition here
I am such a nut, it is best for me to be on an all-viewpoints forum
plus I like learning how others see things
I had no idea what the culture wars were
until the David Letterman/Sarah Palin spat broke out
I was stunned to discover how many on LP see him as the enemy
#103. To: war (#100)
(Palo) War, you work on Wall Street, do you think this is true?
(that John Hancock had that 99 year lease on all those buildings on lower Broadway, and paid such tiny money)
hahaha NYC must have gone crazy
if he got those leases in 1825 -- I am just guessing
and the rent was so tiny
then the City had to wait till 1924 before the lease was up
and they could charge real money
I saw those buildings they are very valuable and in prime location
LOL John Hancock had talent for getting a good deal :)
Love and kisses, Palo
I just know him as first signer of Declaration of Independence
#104. To: sneakypete (#93)
I have relatives in California that keep trying to get me to mail them NC Bar B Que.
#105. To: mininggold (#104)
They evidently have not tried the SantaMaria, or maybe they are just catsup lovers lol
#106. To: sneakypete (#105)
What does the sauce have to do with it? Everybody adds garnish to suit their own tastes,but we were talking about the taste of the actual barb b que itself,not sauces.
#107. To: mininggold (#106)
How do you get away from the sauce when in many cases it is laddled and mopped on the meat from the time it put in the smoker and presented as authentic BBQ??
#108. To: palo verde (#103)
#109. To: mininggold (#106)
I prefer BBQ without anything but salt and pepper
#110. To: palo verde (#102)
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I was stunned to discover how many on LP see him as the enemy
#111. To: palo verde (#102)
I was stunned to discover how many on LP see him as the enemy
#112. To: sneakypete (#97)
my dad was ultra leftist (and dogmatic)
I was raised that way
when I was in college CCNY, I was in groups that were so far left
we saw liberals as the enemy
(we called them cop-outs, and accused them of co-opting us)
"You were a hard nut to crack" he said afterwards
my husband was going to art school
I was New Yorker who had not learned how to drive
I was trapped in house during long endless afternoons
and I made the big decision to put the truth ahead of my ideology
so a whole new world came into place
I didn't know any others but I was open minded
but what affected me the most
was the passion for liberty
I had always been an idealist (since I was in diapers)
my dad was idealist too, altho it was civil rights, stop the bomb, and help the poor
the one area I knew nothing about was individual liberty
this is what I learned from my fellow posters on forums
I owe everything to them, I went from being a socialist to a libertarian because of them
I now put individual liberty above every other value
it was the posters on forums who introduced me to new values
it's a great gift to me
because I believe they are true and infinitely valuable
all my love to you Pete
and thank you for your loving post to me
Hugs add kisses, Palo
#113. To: war, palo verde (#108)
Goldman Sachs is building a new office building right over on the Hudson @ West & Murray Streets. If I am not mistaken...they paid the city zip for the land and the building is 100% tax abated...
"If, from the more wretched parts of the old world, we look at those which are in an advanced stage of improvement, we still find the greedy hand of government thrusting itself into every corner and crevice of industry, and grasping the spoil of the multitude. Invention is continually exercised, to furnish new pretenses for revenues and taxation. It watches prosperity as its prey and permits none to escape without tribute." --Thomas Paine, Rights of Man, 1791
#114. To: farmfriend (#113)
Have you seen that cartoon of the White House with "owned by Goldman Sachs" on the gate? Too funny.
every act they take now is to serve Goldman Sachs
I am assuming Goldman Sachs just owns the Dem Party, not the GOP
I will vote to put in GOP Congress in 2010
hoping they will stand up to the Goldman Sachs owned White House
The Republicans in Congress were great during Impeachment
esp. in the House, I know they were weak in the Senate
but after Bush took Office, the Pubbies shrank back to being mice again
they let the Dems in Congress bully them totally
and didn't demonstrate any of the principle and courage they had demonstrated during Impeachment
they will stand up to the Goldman Sachs owned Obama admin ?
is it 50-50 or less?
OK I'll give my guess, 10% chance they will come thru for the people
but here's hoping for a miracle :)
Love, Palo
#115. To: palo verde (#114)
LOL Goldman Sachs now owns our government lock stock and barrel every act they take now is to serve Goldman Sachs I am assuming Goldman Sachs just owns the Dem Party, not the GOP I will vote to put in GOP Congress in 2010
#116. To: sneakypete (#107)
Beats me because I have never seen it. The only thing I have ever seen added was vinegar,and I love vinegar.
#117. To: palo verde (#0)
#118. To: farmfriend (#113)
Have you seen that cartoon of the White House with "owned by Goldman Sachs" on the gate? Too funny.
#119. To: war (#109)
Throw in cayenne and some thyme and you have New Orleans ribs..
#120. To: farmfriend (#113)
#121. To: palo verde (#114)
I will vote to put in GOP Congress in 2010
so what are the chances if we put them in charge of Congress in 2010 they will stand up to the Goldman Sachs owned Obama admin ?
"If, from the more wretched parts of the old world, we look at those which are in an advanced stage of improvement, we still find the greedy hand of government thrusting itself into every corner and crevice of industry, and grasping the spoil of the multitude. Invention is continually exercised, to furnish new pretenses for revenues and taxation. It watches prosperity as its prey and permits none to escape without tribute." --Thomas Paine, Rights of Man, 1791
#122. To: palo verde (#40)
#123. To: buckeroo (#74)
Yeah .. you were too busy eating a free porkchop at a Ron Paul BBQ political fundraiser.
#124. To: buckeroo, palo verde (#74)
"If, from the more wretched parts of the old world, we look at those which are in an advanced stage of improvement, we still find the greedy hand of government thrusting itself into every corner and crevice of industry, and grasping the spoil of the multitude. Invention is continually exercised, to furnish new pretenses for revenues and taxation. It watches prosperity as its prey and permits none to escape without tribute." --Thomas Paine, Rights of Man, 1791
#125. To: buckeroo, palo verde (#74)
Yeah .. you were too busy eating a free porkchop at a Ron Paul BBQ political fundraiser.
#126. To: buckeroo, palo verde (#74)
#127. To: 4 givan 1 (#125)
Nice to see ya
Love, Palo
#128. To: All (#127)
it took me 3 whole months to do all the work for formatting it for paperback book
my friend Helen did the cover
they had told me it costs them $12.50 for 302 pages and binding
so I put down price as $1.50 over (I made it $13.95) -- we split the royalty of the $1.50 over the cost of book
but I just discovered if I order their ProPlan for $40
I can bring down price of book to $8.95!!
that would be great
people could afford it
even with Amazon shippng price it would not be that high
plus at the place which is publishing it
Wish me luck at figuring out how to change it at both places
Also I have to figure out what a barcode is and how to order that
LOL publishing your own book is not so easy
But a godsend, if you are willing to do all the work yourself, it is free
(except for ISBN number which costs a lot)
Love, Palo
#129. To: Obnoxicated (#122)
You are very good to me
I love you
Palo 
#130. To: palo verde (#127)
#131. To: 4 givan 1 (#130)
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