The Hands Photographed Cannot Be Loretta Fuddy In That Casket

Butterdezillion's Blog ^ | Feb 5, 2014 | butterdezillion

[humblegunner]

I took the photos of my computer screen with my camera.

You're already kind of messing up right there.
If right clicking on an image does not give you the option to save it
then "PrtScn" (upper right) will copy the image and then you may
paste the image elsewhere. Even Word. Better though would be to
paste it into an image-handling program, like Paint or Adobe or whatever you have on your machine.

Then "save as" the result and you have it, an original.. or pretty close.

Why was I stuck in an infinite loop on one session of Word

Probably because you jammed a bunch of images into it and it freaked out.
It's for text.

You can tease it into handling images but it's like using a bathtub for a boat.

[humblegunner]

If you are bringing Obots & retreads out of the woodwork—& obviously you are; note the party who just replied to you

Who are you calling an "Obot & retread"?

[Fantasywriter]

Not you.

Now, w that knowledge in hand, take a wild guess. You only get one.

[butterdezillion]

I’ve had Word files that had a LOT more graphics than that. 120 MG worth, with no problem. And even when the computer has crashed I don’t remember it ever sending me into an infinite loop like that.

I’ve learned that it’s always best to have hard physical backup that the NSA goons can’t get. Anything on a computer belongs to the government at this point.

Seems like your explanation is “sh!t happens”. Thanks for the “expertise”.

[humblegunner]

Seems like your explanation is “sh!t happens”.

No, more like you don't know what you're doing.

That makes the "sh!t" happen.

If you want to use images to demonstrate your theory, you really need to handle them a bit better.

[Fred Nerks]

Do I want to know how a vacant lot has an eleven room house on it?

Building Type: SFRD - Single Family Detached
Property Address: 1570 HARBOR CAY LN, LONGBOAT KEY, FL, 34228
Finished Area S.F: 5918
Total Building Area S.F: 7891
Year Built: 2011
Bathrooms: 6

Bedrooms: 5

Exterior Walls: 18 - Stone veneer
19 - Stucco

Roof Material: 6 - Clay Tile

Heat-Air: 4 - Heat & Air Cond, ducted

Roof Structure: 7 - Hip roof

Frame: 1 - Masonry walls

Fireplace: 1

Half Baths: 1

Living Units: 1

Rooms: 11

Number of Stories: 2

[Fred Nerks]

Google Earth:

[saleman]

“Google ‘Deliana Antone’ real estate transaction in Sarasota.

Those are her 2 middle names.

JAN 19 or so.

Approx $4 million”

I did. First results take you to Orly Tatiz website. Seller was Michael and Christina Reeder. Google them. Michael and Christina together. I did.

http://www.reederassoc.com/michael-s-reeder/4571822482

Guess what Mr. Reeder does?

In October 1996, Michael S. Reeder founded Reeder & Assoc. Ltd., an executive search firm specializing in the recruitment of senior executives in the health care and managed care field.

He and his wife Christina have two daughters.

What a coincidence.

[Fred Nerks]

http://search.srtinternationalrealty.com/index.cfm?action=listing_detail&property_id=A3979174

http://fl-mfrmls.photos.mlsfinder.com/photos/a/3/9/7/9/1/7/4/a3979174-1.jpg

OVERVIEW:- collapse- expand

Property Type: Residential
Property Style: Single Family Home
Architectural Style: Custom
Subdivision: Bay Isles Unit 1
Year Built: 2011
Square Feet: 5952
Foundation: Stem Wall
Exterior Construction: Stucco
Roofing: Tile, Other
Garage/Carport: 3 Car Garage
Garage Features: Door Opener, Secured Parking, Oversized
Heating/Fuel: Fuel - Electric, Zoned/Multiple
Air Conditioning: Central, Zoned/Multiple
Body of Water: SARASOTA BAY
Acres: 0.34
Total Acreage: 1/4 Acre to 21779 Sq. Ft.

FEATURES:- collapse- expand

Pool Type: Gunite/Concrete, Heated Pool, Heated Spa, In Ground, Salt Water
Waterfront: Bay/Harbor
Water View: Bay/Harbor - Full, Bay/Harbor - Partial
Water Access: Bay/Harbor
Water Extras: Dock - Slip Deeded On-Site, Bridges - No Fixed Bridges, Seawall - Concrete
Maintenance Includes: Other, Escrow Reserves Fund, Security
Appliances Included: Built In Oven, Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Exhaust Fan, Hot Water Gas, Kitchen Reverse Osmosis Sys, Microwave, Refrigerator
Interior Features: Blinds/Shades, Cathedral/Vaulted Ceiling, Central Vacuum, Crown Moulding, Inside Utility, Solid Surface Counters, Tray Ceiling, Unfurnished, Walk In Closet, Window Treatment, Elevator
Exterior Features: French Doors, Balcony/Sun Deck, Hot Tub/Spa, Irrigation System, Mature Landscaping, Outdoor Lights, Outdoor Grill, Patio/Porch/Deck Covered, Patio/Porch/Deck Open
Floor Covering: Brick/Stone, Ceramic Tile, Carpet, Wood, Marble
Community Features: Buyer Approval Required, Deed Restrictions, Gated Community, Security, Waterfront Complex

[little jeremiah]

Standing ovation!

[Marine_Uncle]

I can sympathize with your problem, but cannot offer help in what you can further do to attempt to resolve this problem.
I have been bad mouthing Micro Soft for many years, since in fact it's first Window system became available back in the early eighties. Not that this will help alleviate your fears of similar things happening in due time.
Hang in there.

[Fantasywriter]

Never heard my ex say a good word about Microsoft either. He was an MIT grad who cd build a computer from scratch w’out breaking a sweat. Despised Microsoft. Just despised it.

[Fred Nerks]

Ok, I wish I had never seen that silly comment about the house in Florida, seems the couple who bought the vacant lot built a house on it, and it’s now for sale, is that right?

[ConstantSkeptic]

There was no cash sale of this property to anyone. It is still for sale by a real estate company - which wouldn’t have happened if it had been sold for cash - and the Sarasota County Property Appraiser shows the current owner to be Andre & Jean Butterfield, who bought the property in 2010.

Someone is punking the birthers.

[WhiskeyX]

Actually that is a very good description of what happemns when the action has exceeded the memory available to handle the processing task or a software routine has corrupted an operating system procedure. Recovery typically requires a reboot of the operating system, which typically results in the loss of an open file unless the file data was was automatically cached on permanent storage before the application and/or operating system corruption and crash.

[Marine_Uncle]

And he most likely was weaned on UNIX operating systems.
IBM screwed the world by supporting the boys from the garage that pilfered much of the original DOS system among others very similar OPS.

[045096L]

The reality company show the property was still for sale as of January 31, 2014.

[Marine_Uncle]

I support WhiskeyX's explanation. Having for many years having dealt with the poorly designed MS Window systems.

[Fantasywriter]

You and my ex are kindred spirits. I’ve heard him say the same things many times. Warms my heart to hear them again.

Going from memory, I think one of the things he hated most was the inefficiency and inelegance of Microsoft. It was a piecemeal product that required constant add-ons, fixes, modules, more modules, and other unwieldy coding. I know there was a lot more to his complaint than that, but it may give you an idea. For some reason he bore a special animous toward IE. Microsoft overall he merely despised, but their browser he outright hated.

[045096L]

Have you tried to get in contact with any of the other passengers, anyone from the rescue team, the mortuary, the relatives, one of the few hundred that filed past the coffin, or even the Priest?

It would be interesting to hear their comments regarding this issue.

It would end this argument once and for all.