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Rep Retirement Lodge #166; And Now On To....

Rep Retirement Lodge #166; And Now On To....

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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #166; And Now On To....

St. Clown said:
And sign up for Extra. That's two now. :D

I feel like USCHO should start paying me a finders fee.
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it might break me. so please stop

also, in the words of my favorite Ohio st. poster, "positive rep is for the weak and stupid"
 
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St. Clown said:
Try to load Google Chrome onto your company laptop. Then, if you can, try to coming to the site with that browser. If it works as normal on that browser, you know it's related to something within IE.

Have you tried deleting your browsing history, cookies and cached pages? All of those things can lead to bad page loads.
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I can't load Chrome. People have tried, and IT is very anal about that kind of stuff, it is really annoying but I understand their reasoning. It just sucks that I'm stuck with IE on this computer and there is nothing I can do about it.

I did delete all temporary internet files, cookies, history, etc. and it didn't help.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #166; And Now On To....

I may need a refill here in a bit.:p

This has been a LONG week. Trying to iron out some kinks with my girlfriend, my second grade teacher and family friend lost her battle with cancer and was laid to rest today, lots of school work to be done. Ready for it to end. Might have to have a bottle of wine tonight and relax once that work is complete.

Today was a good reminder for me to let people know that I care. Cherish the moments I have like they're my last with those people, as they could be.

I appreciate all of the support you guys have given me since my time on the board and in tLodge. It's nice to have a group of people across the country to check in with.:)
 
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No luck with MarkEagle's suggestions for killing USCHO mobile. I have tried every combination of clearing cookies when I'm logged in, logged out, USCHO window open or closed, no luck. The only good news is, I was fed up enough to go look at the company's "software shelf" to see if they have actually added Chrome as an approved program, they hadn't but I did find that Firefox was listed, so I requested to download that. Should be a huge upgrade over IE.
 
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So we witnessed an odd phenomenon in our pond last spring and it was repeated to lesser degree this spring. I wish Rock Doc was still posting.

The pond behind our house (about 5 acres) is only about 2-3 feet deep with a very mucky bottom. If you fell in you might drown because you'd sink 3' in the mud and then another 3' of water will put it above most of our noses (maybe not bb's). The level has been down the past couple years due to drought and the drying up of what had been a consistent source of water flow into it.

Last spring as the ice started to melt, I could see sticks and mud being exposed. I was baffled because while it was low, it wasn't low enough to show bottom. Same thing has happened this spring. Last spring I finally figured it out. The ice had frozen all the way to the bottom - and INTO the bottom. When the ice on top started to melt, this muddy ice floated up, forming a big dirtcicle that floated on top. Just a lovely look to the pond in the spring. Fortunately it is already starting to melt and sink back to the bottom.
 
goldy_331 said:
So we witnessed an odd phenomenon in our pond last spring and it was repeated to lesser degree this spring. I wish Rock Doc was still posting.

The pond behind our house (about 5 acres) is only about 2-3 feet deep with a very mucky bottom. If you fell in you might drown because you'd sink 3' in the mud and then another 3' of water will put it above most of our noses (maybe not bb's). The level has been down the past couple years due to drought and the drying up of what had been a consistent source of water flow into it.

Last spring as the ice started to melt, I could see sticks and mud being exposed. I was baffled because while it was low, it wasn't low enough to show bottom. Same thing has happened this spring. Last spring I finally figured it out. The ice had frozen all the way to the bottom - and INTO the bottom. When the ice on top started to melt, this muddy ice floated up, forming a big dirtcicle that floated on top. Just a lovely look to the pond in the spring. Fortunately it is already starting to melt and sink back to the bottom.
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Your moat doesn't feed into it, does it?
 
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