Sharing My files with you - GIM1 archives, etc

[AndreaGail]

first of all huge thanks for hosting the files!!!!

but I have a question coming from a non tech saavy person...I downloaded all the files and when I click on one of the page links (ie bartering and horsetrading page 1) the only way it can be displayed is as a tab to a web browser. Am I able to view them "offline" if you will?!

[MAGNES]

first of all huge thanks for hosting the files!!!!

but I have a question coming from a non tech saavy person...I downloaded all the files and when I click on one of the page links (ie bartering and horsetrading page 1) the only way it can be displayed is as a tab to a web browser. Am I able to view them "offline" if you will?!

What I do is drag and drop the htm file, there are no graphics or anything like that.
In a firefox tab. You are viewing them offline, the path should show you this.

I can also click on it and open it in mozilla composer, the old browser that I use for html
basic editing and formatting, this is setup as my default just for html docs.

There are newer basic text/html that are free like notepad+ that open all formats.
I tried using some of these to do basic stuff, I am sure you could set up MS office
to read them too. Using composer is easier though for my basic needs, I ain't
tech savvy either.

Put them all in one folder, very easy to search. Keep the original zips.

[big country]

They open to a web browser because they are HTML file formatted pages. They will open if you aren't connected to the internet. If you look at the address bar of the page that loads it should be a local drive like c:/filename.

You can right click and open in notepad or whatever else you would like to view them in, but a web browser will be your best experience. Just to reiterate if you've saved it to your PC and are opening it that way...even though it is in a web browser it will still open if you aren't connected to the web.

[MAGNES]

magnes, it looks like my downloads have stopped for the time being.

I tried mediafire, it locked up on me for some reason.
Any suggestions. Seems you have to wait a while.

What is a fast one that is easy, ? , lots of hosters.

Fast to get the files on but the upload speeds blow.

While I am waiting,

GIM NO COPYRIGHT.
http://i51.tinypic.com/20iswau.jpg

[AndreaGail]

I think one of my favorite things about looking back at gim1 is how a lot of the stuff in conspiracies there is in our general discussion

[MAGNES]

I think one of my favorite things about looking back at gim1 is how a lot of the stuff in conspiracies there is in our general discussion

Here is a general discussion conspiracy, poor old EustaceMullins got
the ban stick for this, Gaillo got it too within seconds, others, Mick, J6P, lol .

Just some fun here while we wait for uploads.

2 megabyte jpeg image.
http://img105.imagevenue.com/img.php..._122_144lo.jpg

Law Enforcement and the Roman Catholic Church
http://i56.tinypic.com/2nsyl2t.jpg

[Nomoss]

Thanks to all of U.
I'm on a sphone and not on a pc sooooo.
I was looking on exhd and have some of the
Old links save on it. If and when I get to town
I will see if I can put them up.
U all B safe.

[MAGNES]

the quality on the file is terrible. I cant even read it. Did the host compress it or something or is my tablet screwing it up.

I uploaded to other hosts, 2 shared seems good.

It seems to be uploading the whole file untouched.

I get all text when I view these and a bit of formatting.

There are absolutely no graphics, no buttons, just some
html formatting. Reads good on firefox or composer.

Can someone confirm they are okay ?

[PatColo]

I often wished I'd saved my thread in conspiracies, titled something like "Light Blue Neckties on DC Pol's: Izzy/UN/NWO?

Most of the replies were from me, as I'd post pics as they'd come out in the news of key speeches, events etc where the "leader" would be sporting the telltale powder blue necktie- color of Izzy's and the UN's flag. It brought the point home pretty well, these pol's are serving a master other than who the populace is led to believe.

It would be good to rebuild that thread here, as it's one of those in-our-faces symbols which I never see noted. The PBS piece below hints around that something is afoot with the blue ties, but they refrain from going there, spinning it instead as benign, coincidental, fashion trend yada yada.

The OP cited this article which was a segment on PBS Newshour in '03,

TIES THAT BIND

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/images/common/line.gif
November 26, 2003
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/images/common/blank.gif

Former NewsHour correspondent Roger Mudd returns with some observations about what some people are wearing around their necks.


ROGER MUDD: Not since George Schultz, Ronald Reagan's secretary of state, wore the same necktie four days in a row back in 1983, has there been anything quite like the blue tie phenomenon of the George W. Bush administration.



It's not that it's gone unnoticed, it's just that nobody has seemed willing to talk about it. That is until tonight. ( Cheers and applause )
The phenomenon began soon after the president's inauguration more than two years ago, when America's chief executive would show up from time to time wearing a tie whose color was unknown in Washington, D.C. -- not the familiar power red or the Ivy Leaguer's stripe or the diplomat's polka dot or even the bureaucrat's standard silk foulard, but a blue that seemed more at home on a teenaged girl's bedroom wall than on a necktie.



It was a blue that the paint store color charts might call "rock-a-bye blue" or "bassinet blue," and it was a blue that sent a signal: "I, George Bush, am from Texas. I wear cowboy boots. I wear blue jeans. I talk with a twang. But that doesn't mean I can't be sensitive once in a while."



As Washington has discovered about this administration, once a signal goes out from the Oval Office, it's heard and heeded from the west wing all the way to fish and wildlife. Quietly but without hesitation, the men of this administration began to add to their tie racks those blue cravats that branded them as George Bush men. One of the first was the president's political guru, Karl Rove, and, of course his press secretary. Then came the attorney-general. Other cabinet secretaries, like Spencer Abraham, quickly fell in line, not to mention their Secret Service escorts. Even deputy secretaries got the word. The blue buzz naturally reached California.



SPOKESMAN: Mr. Speaker, the president of the United States. ( Cheers and applause )
ROGER MUDD: And when the president gave his state of the union speech in January, he could look down on a bevy of blue-tied Republicans: McConnell of Kentucky; Santorum of Pennsylvania; Lott of Mississippi; Roberts of Kansas; Smith of Oregon; and in the front row, Commerce Secretary Evans, out blued by Labor Secretary Chao.



The blue tie had become, it seemed, a badge of loyalty. Only few have dared to hold out. To date there is no usable evidence that either Secretary of State Powell or C.I.A. Director Tenet has worn a Bush blue in public, but that might change if their oversight is pointed out. On his recent trip to London, the president wore that blue tie two days in a row, trying no doubt to let the Brits know that like his daddy he really has a kinder, softer side.



How proud he must have been to see the prime minister wearing not only a blue tie, but a blue shirt, and how even prouder he was when wearing his white tie and tails, he fell in beside Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace and saw that she was wearing his blue. It is true that The Washington Post in one of its early dispatches from London, reported that President Bush was wearing "his familiar blue tie." But that line vanished from all later editions, and has not been seen since. So once again, the NewsHour continues to breaking new ground. I'm Roger Mudd.

And it's demrats & repugs alike, not just the ziocons,
Obummer at the 9/11/09 8th anniversary of 9/11 commemoration,

http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/me...1964216952.jpg

[big country]

I tried mediafire, it locked up on me for some reason.
Any suggestions. Seems you have to wait a while.

What is a fast one that is easy, ? , lots of hosters.

Fast to get the files on but the upload speeds blow.

While I am waiting,

GIM NO COPYRIGHT.
http://i51.tinypic.com/20iswau.jpg

I uploaded to other hosts, 2 shared seems good.

It seems to be uploading the whole file untouched.

I get all text when I view these and a bit of formatting.

There are absolutely no graphics, no buttons, just some
html formatting. Reads good on firefox or composer.

Can someone confirm they are okay ?

The 2shared sites are fine and I and I was able to get all the files. My "terrible" comment was in rgards to the 2mb picture that you uploaded to imagevenue. I can't read that picture and it is all blurry