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John Smith wrote: Dave: Yeah, I am always so hung up on spelling and grammer I can't focus unless it is perfect... there are both meds and psyche help for it, I hope those who can't cope with this severe disability on their own avail themselves of what is available... what is realy amazing that if I typed in Morse I am sure theyd mange to get all of it no problem John On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 23:04:08 +0000, Dave Heil wrote: an_old_friend wrote: my coment will be sent when I have them polished enough of course To the FCC the little details are important, Indeed my coments will likey be typed by one of the pool of typists I use professionaly I think little details like spelling and grammar and important to a number of us here in r.r.a.p. Why not have the pool of typists polish the stuff you intend to post here? Dave K8MN |
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ups.com... Dave Heil wrote: an_old_friend wrote: my coment will be sent when I have them polished enough of course To the FCC the little details are important, Indeed my coments will likey be typed by one of the pool of typists I use professionaly I think little details like spelling and grammar and important to a number of us here in r.r.a.p. Why not have the pool of typists polish the stuff you intend to post here? you want to pay the bill? you are being mighty generous with my money there Dave and the typists do only part of the work of course and when you going to use em yourself "..spelling and grammar and important.." Dave K8MN ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!! Y'all just need to learn we are all hooman.... Kim W5TIT |
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Dave Heil wrote: an_old_friend wrote: my coment will be sent when I have them polished enough of course To the FCC the little details are important, Indeed my coments will likey be typed by one of the pool of typists I use professionaly I think little details like spelling and grammar and important to a number of us here in r.r.a.p. Why not have the pool of typists polish the stuff you intend to post here? you want to pay the bill? you are being mighty generous with my money there Dave Right. I know things are tough, Mark. You can't be bothered and your inability to present coherent material here is everyone else's problem. and the typists do only part of the work of course The trained chimps take care of the rest? and when you going to use em yourself "..spelling and grammar and important.." You can see my single typo and can't notice any of yours? Any sympathy I had over your affliction just went down another notch. Dave K8MN |
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John Smith wrote: Dave: Yeah, I am always so hung up on spelling and grammer I can't focus unless it is perfect... there are both meds and psyche help for it, I hope those who can't cope with this severe disability on their own avail themselves of what is available... what is realy amazing that if I typed in Morse I am sure theyd mange to get all of it no problem Gibberish "typed in morse" would still be gibberish. Dave K8MN |
"K4YZ" wrote in message ups.com... Well, well, well.................... After I posted my comments and recovered from laughing at Lennie's predictably pessimistic and mistruthful diatribe, I started to look over some of the other comments. Then I decided to just cut to the chase and search by names for the rest of you. Other than myself and Lennie, I only found ONE other semi-regular of this group had cared enough to comment: WA2ISE. Missing? K0HB, W5TIT, N8UZE, W5DXP, K2UNK, N2EY, AA2QA, K3LT, W3RV, KB9RQZ, N0IMD, WK3C, W1RFI, N3KIP, KC2HMZ, K8MN. Soooooooooooo...... Where is everyone from BOTH sides of the aisle? -------------- OK, here's what I (K2UNK) just sent in: 1. I have been an amateur for over 45 years and hold an Extra class license. I fully endorse the proposed rules changes by the FCC in NPRM 05-235 which, if so adopted will end all code testing. 2. The discussion and debate on the need for any code testing was fully covered some 5 years ago by the FCC with not one compelling reason identified that could justify continued code testing except for the international treaty to which the USA was a party to. 3. As the FCC clearly notes, that treaty has now eliminated (via WRC-2003) any required code testing and now clears the path for full deletion of code testing for USA amateurs. 4. Accordingly, and in the absence of any new compelling rational to retain a code test, the FCC has only one logical choice.end all code Testing. Respectfully, Bill Sohl, K2UNK |
From: "b.b." on Wed 3 Aug 2005 16:26
K4YZ wrote: wrote: K4YZ wrote: 73 de Jim, N2EY 313 btw, you missed the biggest hoot in Len's comments - the part where he says he offers an "objective" view...AS IF! Like I said...too bad there's noit a penalty for perjury in those comments...Page 1 would have got him in HAC right off the bat. Now Steve libels Len... Who's next??? ANYONE who disagrees with stebie WILL get libeled...that's a given. Poor stebie doesn't understand that reality isn't black-and- white, governed by stebie's rules. Stebie thinks anything written against HIS viewpoint is "libel." Tsk, tsk, tsk. tsk tsk |
From: "b.b." on Wed 3 Aug 2005 16:22
wrote: K4YZ wrote: Well, well, well.................... After I posted my comments and recovered from laughing at Other than myself and Lennie, I only found ONE other semi- regular of this group had cared enough to comment: WA2ISE. Missing? K0HB, W5TIT, N8UZE, W5DXP, K2UNK, N2EY, AA2QA, K3LT, W3RV, KB9RQZ, N0IMD, WK3C, W1RFI, N3KIP, KC2HMZ, K8MN. Steve, W5DXP, K3LT, WK3C, and W1RFI haven't posted to rrap in a long time. Cecil decided to focus on antennas soon after the 2000 restructuring. He said in here that 5 wpm was the right level, he resigned his NCI membership and went on to other things. Larry's work and other interests caused him to spend his time differently. Carl has shown up once or twice but his main focuses have been his job, house, anti-BPL and NCI duties. Heck, he was so busy it took him a year to get his Extra and vanity call. Ed has been focused on fighting BPL. He's also an ARRL staffer, so he may prefer not to even give the appearance of a conflict. Smart boy. The Miccolis Amateur Detective Agency (MADA) can't take it any more... :-) Or maybe its a new gubmint intelligence agency, the MIA (Miccolis Intercode Agency)... Soooooooooooo...... Where is everyone from BOTH sides of the aisle? It's only been a few days. There are weeks to go yet. K4YZ demands immediate replies!!! NOW, NOW, NOW!!! :-) Look at the responses - most of them are "Brief Comments", meaning a short yea or nay. Many are embarrassing in their poor spelling, grammar, capitalization and punctuation. Better to spend some time proofreading and polishing. Making fun of the dyslexic? PCTA extras LOVE to humiliate anyone with anything different from their viewpoints. There's almost 600 Comments in the ECFS now and the daily number is increasing. The "brief comments" exist on BOTH sides of the code test issue. There's also the perception some have that the whole thing may be a done deal already. It was a done deal in the 70's. The gov't just works vewwy, vewwy swoly. Actually, the official word from the gubmint came in 1990 on the worth of the code test to the FCC for amateur radio licenses. See FCC 90-53 on the creation of the no-code-test Technician class. But...with no less than EIGHTEEN petitions to change U.S. ham radio AND about six thousand Comments on same, the petitions' main themes showing LITTLE of the "consensus" that the FCC mentioned, it's a wonder that an NPRM appeared this soon (in my opinion). Suppose the majority of commenters want code testing to stay, Huh??? Where did you get that hair-brained idea? Who redefined "majority???" Jimmie doesn't get out much, doesn't understand the rest of the "amateur community" other than his immediate Code Club. With 3 August almost over, the FOR:AGAINST ratio is 392:129 or 3.1:1 on WT Docket 05-235. [575 total Comments to date, with 54 of those "in-betweeners" or duplicate Comments] either as it is now or maybe just for Extra. Or maybe just for wishful thinking... Only about 9.4% of Comments to date are "in-betweeners" or duplicates. Most of those in-betweeners wish to have code testing MOSTLY for extras...but a tiny few want FAST code for ALL...:-) Will that make any difference at all to what FCC does? Back in 1999, a member of NCI read and tallied up the comments and found that the *majority* wanted either two or three code test speeds. Yet FCC went to 5 wpm only. Hi!!! Now you think the FCC will reverse itself after releasing this NPRM? Hi, hi, hi!!! Tsk, tsk, tsk...Jimmie is a SORE loser...no, he's a BITTER SORE LOSER, wanting to re-fight and re-fight all the OLD issues in order to "win" something. On another note, I notice both Maia and West haven't said a word either...guess they figure they'll sell books one way or the other... Almost everything NCVEC wanted in their second petition was denied. Ditto N2EY requests... Tsk, tsk. EIGHT Petitions (mostly pro-coders) were DENIED while TEN Pentitons were "GRANTED in part." Jimmie's "Blackguard" and "Quitefine" personalities are beginning to emerge, wanting to FIGHT! :-) Old battles, old fighting, done again hoping to "win" for once. He ought to realize it won't work...be he no do. btw, you missed the biggest hoot in Len's comments - the part where he says he offers an "objective" view...AS IF! Looks objective to me. No toob equipment. Give Jimmie SOME credit...he may have learned how to design solid- state circuitry by now...but so far, all he's built of that are KITS designed by others. As far as the vast majority of commenters, I would be OBJECTIVE on this issue since I have NO vested interest in preserving a license title/rank/status/privilege of any kind. Last I heard, the FCC was accepting Comments from ALL CITIZENS, not just the minority in the "clubhouse" looking out at the rest of the world (and wondering why no one respects them for their "radio pioneer" work). :-) new old |
From: John Smith on Wed 3 Aug 2005 06:57
Kim: Good post, I can't disagree with much there. People are funny, no accounting for some of their views, beliefs and ways, I guess. One thing we can hold faith in, if some strive to hold back progress as much as it looks like the are to me, I believe strongly they will only fail. As, anyone over-looking our past can plainly see, the only thing which has truly been consistant is the push forward, always on to new technology and better hardware and methods. Some fear tomorrow, some can't wait for it to get here... John, what the PCTAs FEAR is losing their precious prestige and sense of self-worth from their Nobel-quality achievement of federally-tested morsemanship. When that is gone, they don't have much of anything else. Remember what Stebie Rosebud said out loud in here..."it's all about the LICENSE." That's all it is to him, apparently. out dit |
an_old_friend wrote: my coment will be sent when I have them polished enough of course To the FCC the little details are important, Indeed my coments will likey be typed by one of the pool of typists I use professionaly What you NEED is Ms. Cleo to read your mind and save those poor saps the effort of defragging your written trash. Steve, K4YZ |
an old friend wrote: K4YZ wrote: Michael Coslo wrote: I figured that I would reserve my comments for a place that had a better chance of having an effect on the decision. That would be in rrap! ;^) I gave up on RRAP being any usable place for ANY kind of debate other than flame throwing and frustration venting years ago, Mike. then consider giving up your mudslinging Then consider stopping providing so much dirt and water. Steve, K4YZ |
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