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You know Joe, I was ready to quit this outfit a couple of times but some words of wisdom and common sense from Mike soon put me on the right track. I think that your tribute ideas are right on. I think that I've got most of his entries on paper but there isn't enough paper in the world to put down what this outfit AND me owe him. Now, because he gave me so much incentive, I'm going back to the train room and do some things that I have been putting off for way too long. Thanks Joe and you too Mike.id="green">id="size3">id="Georgia">
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A very honorable gesture Joe. I think Mike would be embarrassed BUT honored. Thanks for your thoughtfulness.
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that is awesome joe great idea.
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I was just going back through postings and realized who MikeC was. I wish to pay my respects, evrything has already been said.
Lou
"The death of any man deminishs me."
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Can we add Mike's famous tag line "I'm a busy man..." to the description for "Mike Chamber's Craftsman Corner"?
dave
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I have a question for the administrator, I cant find anywhere on here to do a "contact us". I am a registered member, but I have forgotten my user name. Its not a matter of password, that I have. I tried to re register but it says my email is currently in use. Any way to solve this problem? Thanks, JD.
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Jeff, your user name is stockjunkie and you must be logged on in order to make this post. Is there another problem?quote:
Originally posted by stockjunkie
I have a question for the administrator, I cant find anywhere on here to do a "contact us". I am a registered member, but I have forgotten my user name. Its not a matter of password, that I have. I tried to re register but it says my email is currently in use. Any way to solve this problem? Thanks, JD.
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Bruce, he must have already been logged on since he did post that last message.quote:
Originally posted by Dutchman
Jeff, your user name is stockjunkie and you must be logged on in order to make this post. Is there another problem?quote:
Originally posted by stockjunkie
I have a question for the administrator, I cant find anywhere on here to do a "contact us". I am a registered member, but I have forgotten my user name. Its not a matter of password, that I have. I tried to re register but it says my email is currently in use. Any way to solve this problem? Thanks, JD.
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OK Im logged in since Im posting. What Im having trouble with is posting photos, or a file. I was trying to post a photo to the On30 forum. I fill out my username, password and the message. When I click on "insert a file" I get a message box that says "I must be logged in to use this page". What am I doing wrong? Thanks again, JD. (Jeff).
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Jeff,
All of the hints on posting photos are over in the Arrival Track Forum. Here are the links:
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http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...?TOPIC_ID=5383
Posting Photos (non-FireFox)
http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=15110
Posting Photos (Fire Fox)
http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=18629
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OK Jeff, now that I know the real problem I'd be willing to bet that you are using either Mozilla or Firefox.quote:
Originally posted by stockjunkie
OK Im logged in since Im posting. What Im having trouble with is posting photos, or a file. I was trying to post a photo to the On30 forum. I fill out my username, password and the message. When I click on "insert a file" I get a message box that says "I must be logged in to use this page". What am I doing wrong? Thanks again, JD. (Jeff).
Read the last link that Bruce posted.
If that doesn't solve your problem let us know.
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I am flabbergasted to hear about the loss of our friend. He was my first fine scale modeling mentor back in the days of "The Gauge" in it's heyday when Mike went by the nick of Casey Feed-water and I was knocked out with his craftsmanship. I regret never meeting him face to face. What a wonderful man and a swell human being.
This news makes us so sad in our hearts.
My wife Deborah and I will always remember him.
Clowning around with trains.
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I've only met MikeC through a Google search for weathering wood. His craftsmanship, kindness, genuine passion for the hobby and desire to see you succeed stands out in all his comments. I will always remember, his advice, his formula #9, his avatar, and his "I'm a busy man...." signature. We'll see you later Mike.
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