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I think I am going with the Garmin 60csx ... it's waterproof down to 1 meter for 30 minutes and has a lot of nice features. Best of all, it takes microSD cards for more maps. Unfortunately you have to buy the maps separately ...

I'm sure it would be nice in LA traffic too.

Thank you thank you ... but just to clarify (my brother asked), 6" of water does NOT mean it fell in the toilet. It was in the back of the boat that was taking on some water (very windy day). I don't take my GPS into the bathroom anymore.

WOW! That's excellent. Definitely "welcome" aboard even if you have been reading for a while David. That book is definitely on the top of my reading list and just to put things in perspective, the only book I have read in the last 10 years was the Da Vinci Code. Yah this sounds like that caliber of a book!!!

I merged the two existing threads on this video.

http://s93725736.onlinehome.us/sip/misc/emap.jpg It is with great saddness that today I discovered my trusty eMap is no more This little gadget has been everywhere with me in the last 6 years ... from the Sieras in California, to the deserts of Arizona, high plains of Utah, the top of the Rockies in Colorado, under sea level in New Orleans, close to the arctic in Alaska, plowing through the buggs in Nebraska, up and down the West Coast, up and down the north east states, the heart of the capital in DC, the top of the Empire State Building, all around the Midwest in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota ... and even into the hearts of the European cultural centers in Rome and Paris ... Unfortunately when I saw it working last, it was floating in 6" of water ... in all the 110F+ sun, wind, dust, dirt, sub zero temperatures and the abuse throughout the years, this thing had NEVER missed a beat. It was always there to tell me where I was and where I was going. But I think it's time to say goodbye ... may the saved way points and tracks, along with all the amazing moments we shared, stay burned in the compact flash of my eMap for eternity. It will surely be missed! On a better note, I've got a much better one on order that is waterproof this time. It will not be an eMap but life must go on.

He probably won't have to deal with the non Christians since I doubt too many of the non-holy ones will waste their time with a site where no one's going to put out till after the wedding (if even then).

Yes there is

A singles hookup/dating place for Christian Armenians? Isn't that called "Church"? At least that's how it is in the US it seems.

Sorry mate ... you're trying to link to an email attachment that we don't have access to

You go girl!

The original report http://www.nbc4.tv/video/9152183/detail.html and the follow up http://www.nbc4.tv/video/9265802/index.html

Wow who would have thought that our Church would also jump on the "Retarded Church Bandwagon"

When accelerated goes offroading ... http://thumbs.vidiac.com/B6E8EE09-659C-40B4-9C05-1D07F06AC10A.jpgClick here to see Video

I was joking.

How is automatically storing username/passwords "safer"

Sorriner mos jan Yev sorry threaded ptchatsri. Azat, check your PM in a minute.

OH! Nor haskatasa ... mi varkyan indz tvats vor ed "hybrid motorcyclein" kap uni

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I think most "bugs" people complain about in IE are development and website rendering "problems" (differences from specs?) ... from the user perspective, IE is as solid as any other piece of software that I have used. The "bugs" (all software have bugs) probably get exploited a lot more and are more easily found since so many people use IE ... but I don't think that necessarily indicates IE is not a good browser. Plus people just like to complain about Microsoft in general even though in the last few years they have produced some really high quality stuff. I have firefox and opera and might use them on occasion to try my own website or browse a bit (they might let you save some things pics/videos more easily than IE for example) but since all websites have to be IE compliant anyway (otherwise they are "broken"), I just stick to IE

All those links say IE is "buggy" but don't say what those buggs are. Then they complain that most websites are written for IE since most people use IE and those sites don't look right on their browser. Then they complain that their websites don't look right on IE because they are too lazy to write a couple of different versions for their favorite brower and IE. So I ask again, what's wrong with IE? I use it all the time and I haven't noticed any "bugs" ... and the speed is just fine.

What's wrong with IE?

Hey as long as they don't pass any laws barring us from singing "Ko ser e" and Andy's "Ko-sssere sirun?/siro?" ... and don't even get me started on the Rabiz Ko Sere.

Not sure how true it is but it is certainly making the rounds on the net. I haven't seen it on Reuters or AP yet but if it is true, I'm sure they'll pick it up.

Yah just read that ... WTF.