Re: bill dozier

Can I just say I don't see what the problem is. I could read Bill's
email perfectly well, without opening any links (the link to his blog
site just pointed to the text he had pasted into the email).

I'm using a new Google gmail account, and it doesn't seem to have any
difficulty reading it (from the web interface).

I will say that Gmail is excellent for lists like ASA (I've got four
lists on the go). A particularly nice feature is that threads are
kept together as single lines in your in a single line in your inbox,
and it also gives Google style searching over your emails.

I found that reading stuff on the Gmail interface is much faster than
browsing the ASA archive, which is often extremely slow.

Only slight downside is that you get text ads on the side (like in Google).

It's by invitation only and I have 49 invites at the moment. Anyone
interested, send me an email offlist.

Iain Strachan

On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 11:12:36 -0500, Jan de Koning <jan@dekoning.ca> wrote:
> At 10:51 AM 3/12/2005, George Murphy wrote:
>
> I second the motion.
>
> Shalom
> George
> http://web.raex.com/~gmurphy/
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Michael Roberts
> To: asa@calvin.edu
> Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2005 2:20 AM
> Subject: bill dozier
>
> I do not know whether Bill Dozier has anything to say or not, but I simply
> delete his messages as they need opening. Can he use a normal method of
> emails
>
> Michael
> Yes, so do I. If I have to open some other site, in general it is
> immediately deleted.
> In general we know, and I have said it before that most USA citizens do not
> know what happens outside the USA, and thus it makes to us outsiders often
> the impression, that USA citizens do not know what happens outside the USA..
>
> In the long run it will harm the USA. Their budget is unsustainable.
> Also, closing the border time and again for certain Canadian products does
> not sit well with most of us. And then to expect that others will applaud
> what they do is a bit too much. In the long run it will harm the USA. But,
> as I said I do not read the references to particular articles some people
> refer to. My wife already complains about the time I spend behind the
> computer.
>
> Jan de Koning

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