The case of the disappearing words.
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Comments (21)Mere, glad to read the good news. I know you have to be stressed about the whole situation, how could you not be? I doubt you are the 1st to need a cool cloth; anyone having to have a biopsy would be stressed. I would think that anyone with a family history; well all the more stress. To go in for a procedure to see if it registers the "big C" well that in itself would make anyone puke. Now that I can put off the actual surgery I probably will till after that. It depends on what all it involves and recuperation, really. It can't be much, so we'll see. Did you ever get to check out the cure magazine site? I wonder if you have other options. I remember reading about one breast cancer study where they were given a drug that worked. Might be worth the time to look into. The article would have been from the time dad was sick - July 2005 to January 2006. I seem to remember it as a fall issue - so Fall 2005. I might still have it but it's packed in a rubbermade with dad's stuff....See MoreWord ? uppercase to lower case
Comments (6)Not a macro, but highlight text, hold shift down & press F3. Options are all lower, all upper or first letter of each word in upper. Keep repeatedly pressing F3 to get desired result....See MorePawprint
Comments (26)"They definitely have the ability to do it. " And they should. Here on Houzz with the possible exception of Hot Topics, (where one can easily see that it is different from the rest of the site) disagreements are mostly done in a fairly courteous manner. But even Hot Topics is way better than some of the internet sites one might see, where harsh, blatant racism, pornography, and other behaviors one might not want in a site like Houzz exist. There are some extremes that in my opinion, I don't want to see here. I'm not saying banned people from here were that extreme, I do not think they were. But my point is that this site does have the ability to draw lines and expect certain behaviors and prohibit others....See MoreWhat's the word/words I'm looking for?
Comments (44)My friend went to the gym early on day and got on a treadmill. Some guy to,d him to get off “his” treadmill. Sheesh. I like to think I'm fairly well balanced, but I'm pretty sure I'd come unglued if someone told me to get off "his" treadmill at the gym! On the other hand, anyone who would say such a thing is clearly just not right in the head, so treading carefully is probably called for ... although I know in reality I'd probably tell the guy in no uncertain terms to get stuffed. As has been stated above, this is the sort of stuff that discourages me (and obviously others) from going to the gym. I'm not much of a group participant anyway, but just knowing that there is some unspoken/unwritten code of conduct about where I should and should not work out is very off-putting to me. Of course, I would never plop down in the middle of the personal training area, or do anything else that common sense clearly dictates not to do -- but having to navigate my way through some seating hierarchy in a group class just seems ridiculous to me. You sit where you want to sit, based upon when you arrive. (Or at least that's the way it should be in my opinion.) If we're all paying to participate in a gym environment, isn't that the most equitable and reasonable thing to do?...See MoreFrankie
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