I will be commenting on YouTube videos and members, both old and new. I'll go back and forth between old favorites and new undiscovered gems. Most posts will contain at least one video, embedded in the post, and with a link to the video on YouTube. I'll also be doing interviews of YouTube members so that you can learn more about them!

Yes, look in static.doc and the USENET file distributed with Waffle for /spy=monitor. basically just have 'DEFAULT /spy=monitor' at the top of your waffle/system/usenet file, and you'll probably be ok (unless you drastically changed your 'forums' static file entry).

Posts are the individual questions or replies that people submit and threads are the series of posts in reply to the original post or question.

The Culture List is a *very* high volume list. Do not be suprised to receive a hundred messages a day, although this number can fluctuate between 50 and 200. A lot of these messages will involve IMB only tangentially or not at all. At the weekend posts drop of rapidly due to the large number of Cultureniks subscribing from work computers. On Sunday there will probably be no more than half a dozen posts, it will be a welcome respite.

Log into the web form at http://lists.apana.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/autism using your email address and password and select 'Unsubscribe or Edit Options'. All the above use the email set command. In either the subject or in the body of the message put the relevant set as detailed below. If you omit your email address, the address your email was sent from must be the one you are subscribed under.

Show us you'll be a good commenter. Submit your brilliant comment to a post and if we're sufficiently impressed, we'll approve you to comment again. For more on the ins and outs of our comment system, see the Comments FAQ.

I suggest trying to rationalize with the person who wrote it first. If that fails you can e-mail me by using the "Contact US" section and I will review the situation.

Because I was very naive and stupid when I first started this website, wrote horrible things about my family and their religion, and when they found what I had done I took everything down and had a little meeting with myself about boundaries.

great job on the faq pt. lookin over the product, definitely intriguing. def a viable option when show cutting comes around. any preliminary thoughts on combing this w/ clen? (not a huge ec fan, tend to lose lbm on it where as clen i can maintain and even increase it feels) Amazing posts. Are all those ingredients in the product? http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.

I get many inquiries. The simplest inquiry to respond to are collector's requests for IMSAI 8080's or Altair MITS systems. If I have one for sale, it will be listed and described on my Web site. Check my S-100 home page for links to MITS Altair stuff and IMSAI stuff. They won't be cheap. If you are not just a collector, read on. I recieved an inquiry from someone who has an old S-100 system. He simply asked for "help" and said little else.

Try to be brief, often hard to do especially when your point is a little far for people to grasp. So keep you explanation brief but state your point. Keep in mind the longer your article the less likely people will be willing to read it or have time to read it.

There are 2 ways that this can be configured on a per board basis. If HTML is On then you will see HTML is On and you can use normal HTML in your posts. If Markup is on you will see Markup is On. The following tags are available for your use if Markup is enabled: quote]text[/quote] = Surrounds the given text with blockquote and hr's. This markup tag is used for quoting a reply. For more smilies, please see our Smilies Collection page.

In order to send posts, you must first subscribe. Once you're subscribed, you may post to the list by sending e-mail to clickersolutions@yahoogroups.com, or you may post from the YahooGroups site (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClickerSolutions).

MSGs will now complete three posts, each twelve months in length. Detachment Commanders will continue serving two posts, each eighteen months in length. Just long enough for you to settle in, form a circle of buddies, learn some of the language, and then it's time to leave! Yay!

These statistics and more are available, updated in real-time, on the statistics page: http://www.arlingtonlist.org/stats. In order to view this page, you will need your list e-mail address and password. If you don't have it, please see "4" for instructions on how to get it. Suggestions for other statistics are welcome; please send your ideas to arlington-admin@arlingtonlist.org. David Coletta