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Post by JohnG on Mar 26, 2009 12:16:51 GMT
Great Terry and thanks, ;D We are already starting to pack. Shorts and tee shirts, right? Can't wait!  John. |
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Post by Emerald Midi on Mar 26, 2009 13:05:19 GMT
You need to go into "profile" then click on "modify profile" remember to re-enter your password on the next page and enter your whereabouts in "location". JohnG. Just to point out that there shouldn't be any need to re-enter your password if only adjusting your profile to say where your are from.  |
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Post by infolena on Mar 26, 2009 16:39:16 GMT
Hi again, Thank you guys for pointing me in the right direction. I don´t know how I could miss the location box  . Cheers Lena |
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Post by doricvision on Mar 26, 2009 21:46:14 GMT
Hullo frae Bonnie Scotland ,I was born in Ellon just north of Aberdeen and have stayed in Aberdeen /Aberdeenshire for the major part of my life .I stayed for a few years in London during the early 70's, which was a magical time for the hippie within me. I've always played the guitar and sung and dabbled with the keyboards without ever becoming proficient like my fellow Aberdonian ''Weeo''. I used to write comedy tunes for a local radio station and I never took singing on stage seriously until I joined you guys and gals two years ago. It's only when you do, that you really start to appreciate the hard work that the many troopers on this site have gone thro'
I salute you all
Regards Bigmike
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Post by JohnG on Mar 27, 2009 9:38:31 GMT
Just to point out that there shouldn't be any need to re-enter your password if only adjusting your profile to say where your are from. Whoops, maybe my mistake! I could have sworn when I tried to change something many moons ago it wouldn't accept it unless I first re-entered the password. I've just tried to alter something without re-entering the password and it has told me "the two passwords do not match". Put in the password again and bingo. But I was changing the user notes not location. Sorry Pat! JohnG |
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Post by Emerald Midi on Mar 27, 2009 9:47:16 GMT
No worries, John. The passwords usually comes into play if you are doing major altering, a new email address for example, or changing your password altogether I will look more into this as things may have changed when we had the upgrade some months back. |
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Post by JohnG on Mar 28, 2009 15:11:14 GMT
No worries, John. The passwords usually comes into play if you are doing major altering, a new email address for example, or changing your password altogether I will look more into this as things may have changed when we had the upgrade some months back. Don't misunderstand my post Pat, I'm quite happy that it requires a password before anything to do with my profile is altered. Good security. All for it. JohnG. |
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Post by cptkay0s on Apr 5, 2009 3:35:12 GMT
Hey John,no worries tickets in the mail,including Susanne's, pick you up at Perth international terminal,just got to sort out the spare room,any time my good friend,the Simmo's ;D ;D While you're awaiting simmo sorting out his spare room, feel free to drop by in sunny Queensland so you can sort my midis out as well JohnG (lol) Warren |
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Post by doodie on Apr 17, 2009 21:45:30 GMT
Hi everyone I'm from Canada,Nova Scotia,Cape Breton Island
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Post by cptkay0s on Apr 18, 2009 3:00:33 GMT
I live in a small town called Wondai (about 3.5 ours North-West of Brisbane - the capital of Queensland), Australia. I love it here - no traffic lights - 1 roundabout and I commute 10 minutes to my job as a teacher in the next town. I look out over paddocks and bushland from my back verandah (the only downside is I own an acre block and it takes 5 hours to mow with a push mower (lol)).
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Post by JohnG on Apr 18, 2009 8:49:19 GMT
Hi Warren, Is that anywhere near Bribie Island? I went there in 2001 to train some people who work at the satellite communication earth station just across on the mainland. I stayed at the Bribie Island motel situated on a little inlet next to a bridge. Amongst others, I took this picture of the bridge going over to the mainland.  An unforgettable trip. Loved the placed, the people were so friendly, loved the GlassHouse mountains. Downside; I was lecturing for four days, hardly slept, and had the most severe jet lag when I got home. Slept for a week! Great country. JohnG |
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Post by Tubbs on Apr 18, 2009 10:08:22 GMT
This is the village my family hail from...Ardagh, Co. Longford. The Village Green..    The Clock Tower...  This is the ruin of St. Mels church...built by St. Patrick himself For his nephew Mel to carry on the faith. (Incidentally, Mel Gibson was named after St. Mel....his mother hailed from Longford.)  Here is Fetherstone House, (now a Convent)...Oliver Goldsmith wrote his famous play "She Stoops To Conquer" after an incident involving him at this house...  And finally, St. Brigid's R.C. Church...one of only five with this Gothic design in Ireland...  It really is a beautiful Village, and has won Ireland's tidiest town on numerous occasions. |
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Post by cptkay0s on Apr 18, 2009 23:52:55 GMT
Hi JohnG - Wondai is about 3 hours from Bribie Island. You probably wouldn't recognise Bribie now - heaps of land development, shopping centres, highrise apartment blocks  You're right - it was a beautiful place, which I feel has been spoiled by urban sprawl. regards Warren ps - my door is open to anyone that would like to visit country Queensland - we are situated in the middle of a relatively new wine region - and they're winning awards. |
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Post by simmo123 on Apr 20, 2009 11:06:30 GMT
Hey Gerry what great pics of the area where you live picture postcard stuff thats for sure it is just how i imagined it would look only better,thanks for sharing,Simmo
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Post by Tubbs on Apr 20, 2009 18:31:23 GMT
Thanks Terry, if you ever make it over to Ireland I'll show you around mate. |
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You're right - it was a beautiful place, which I feel has been spoiled by urban sprawl.