[AccessD] OT Tuesday? FW: The Most Collectible PCs

Hale, Jim Jim.Hale at FleetPride.com
Tue Oct 9 15:00:49 CDT 2007


I remember when the Mickey Mouse club was preempted for almost a WEEK
for the Eisenhower convention in '56. Dwight replacing Annette?! At age
5 I realized the country had its priorities backwards. I have seen
nothing since to convince me otherwise. :-)
Jim Hale

-----Original Message-----
From: accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com
[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Shamil
Salakhetdinov
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 2:13 PM
To: 'Access Developers discussion and problem solving'
Subject: Re: [AccessD] OT Tuesday? FW: The Most Collectible PCs

Hi All,

Maybe it's a kind of Off-Topic for this Off-Topic thread, what I will
write
next but in the end of this message it should be clear that I'm on topic
for
this off-topic :) - pun intended :)

I still remember the time I first time had watched a TV set, which my
father
bought and that was a black & white screen TV set, and we have had a
high
7-8 antenna to receive TV signals - first this antenna was "sticked" to
our
house and I remember that when TV signal was bad we used to go outside
to
the side of the house where this antenna was installed and we used to
beat
it strongly, and that "beating" usually helped to get better TV-signal
:) 

I also remember - I even clearly see the picture now, when I'm probably
a 6
years old boy and I alone or with my mother go outside night winter time
(and this is Russian winter you know), and it's not that dark and there
is a
moon and there are stars on the skies - all in all it is a magnificent
frosty Russian winter night with a lot of sparkling from moonlight snow
on
the nearby trees etc. - and we have a movie on our TV, and TV signal got
worsened on the most interesting event as usual - and so we go outside
and
beat our antenna strongly using heavy hammer - and voila' we had got
very
good TV signal and we can watch our TV serial further... 

...soon we got our antenna installed very high on the nearby tree and TV
signal became much better...

... in a few years later we got colored TV...

...
...
...

... now the house where I have got my first impression from our own
black &
white TV - that house has a satellite dish and I can get TV programmers
from
all around the World...

... and I can also use mobile Internet and when 3G and WiMAX
technologies
will soon become widespread then MS SilverLight will become as usual
here as
it was the snow sparkling on moonlight and a hammer I used to make TV
signal
better...

If you do not have MS SilverLight yet installed then first watch this
site

http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/ 

without SilverLight; then go and get downloaded and installed MS
SilverLight
here:

http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/downloads.aspx 

and then watch this page 

http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/ 

again... 

You'll get (very) impressed is my bet....

--
Shamil

P.S. Yes, I have seen HollyWood movies where slightly(?) drunken Russian
cosmonauts used to use hammer or similar tools to fix their spaceships -
that was funny... I do not think it was like that in reality but I can't
state that for sure - after all from my story above you can find that a
hammer was a rather universal tool here to fix many things even
TV-signal :)
...

P.P.S. Yes, we on Earth have got incredible technology progress in the
last
half of a century:

- world first spaceship - Sputnik - was launched here on 7th of October
1957, 
- transistors  were invented several years before at 1950 at Bell Labs,
- one of the main methids of laser beam pumping was found in 1955 also
here
by Basov and Prokhorov based on works of Charles H. Townes...

All that and many other foundation technologies were predesessors, which
made MS SilverLight a reality of today...

Unfortunately, as far as I can see, social progress is not getting
developed
to the better so rapidly worldwide as technologies do... 

And who knows what this "developing to the better social progress" is is
becoming more and more open question today - at least as far as I see
it...
 


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