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About 40 years ago, I worked as a computer operator for a company that ran it's major batch operations overnight, to post the day's customer activities and have accounts updated and statements and bills available by opening of business in the morning. As the most recent hire I was assigned to...

Enjoy yourself; it's later than you think!

OMYTEL One more year to enjoy life

OK, I give up, since I can't even tell what the letters are. Sorry.

Oops, sorry. But still, a larger sample of the handwriting might help.

Can you provide a larger clip, with translation? Seeing how letters are written elsewhere may help identify some of these. That said, my guess is the first word is Joannes ? then Henri u? y? Second word on second line looks like maybe Anna?

My mother, in her 90's, had a pronounced tremor in her hands. This made operating a touch screen reader difficult, since a touch usually ended up as multiple taps, and multiple screen advances. We found that an Echo (Alexa) speaker worked well with audible books, and she could use it to...

I don't see it on my home page either. I am over my full retirement age; I wonder if that makes a difference.

Regarding the string stitching on birdseed, feed, or charcoal bags, I was taught: "When all else is done and said, it's the right-hand end of the single thread" So, you would turn the bag in the video around so the single thread faces you, then pull the right end. That has always worked for me.

Thanks, that's good to know.

Yes. Important papers and data backup.

When I applied for Medicare in 2018, I was asked to provide originals of Birth Certificate (born in a US Army Hospital in Austria, to American parents) Consular Report of Birth Abroad Certificate of Citizenship I brought these to my regional Social Security office in person, they took copies...

Thank you, I will check with my dentist to see if he accepts any of these plans and see if he can calculate what my savings might be for any anticipated work.

Is there any benefit to dental insurance in that you would get a "negotiated" lower price for services? Or doesn't it work like that? For example (using made up numbers) in Medical insurance, the amount you are billed might be $1500, the negotiated amount the insurance would allow for that...

I agree the Pure Leaf tea is pretty good.