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rubberstampers Digest     Friday, August 15 1997     Volume 02 : Number 2504



In this issue:

    Re: RS: Meet my friend
    Re: RS: RSA's UM dies/anno's mail
    RS: 2 boxes of cards
    Re: RS: TAN: Magic Bars recipe/Christmas
    RS: Swap cards, little books and such
    Re: RS: Aussie Swap Descriptions
    RS: Brayer card swap???????
    RS: Tan: Who's on this list the longest?
    RS: COMM: Birthday Grab Bag Special
    RS: SHAWN - Thanks for RAK!
    RS: Lisa Varshal Only Please
    RS: RS UPDATE: Calendar Swap
    RS: TO Old?
    RS: Card request
    RS: COMM HansenArt Thanks YOU!
    Re: RS:TAN:Need Tasty spaghetti sauce recipe
    RS: Dali Swap in HansenArt Gallery!
    RS: Re: No...but
    RS: Petroglyph Swap in the HansenArt Gallery!
    RS: rs: tan: Anyone sent messages to me...?
    RS: RE: Diva Rubber Lovers
    Re: RS: Tan:Smooth surface stoves (LONG)
    RS: For Sale:Wicker mat layering stuff
    RS: Bear Card Patterns and Sample!
    Re: RS: Total Tan:Smooth surface stoves
    RS: TAN:  Major Virus Crash!
    RS: AD:Last Chance for this SALE
    RS: RE:  Received Clearsnap Catalog
    Re: RS:TAN Happy National Lefthanded Persons Day
    RS: Adv:  Marvy BLOWOUT Specials
    RS: AD: Textured paper special 25% off

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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 00:37:31 -0700
From: Sharon <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Meet my friend

Winabeth L Smith wrote:
>
> Hi - a friend and co-worker is joining the list - she's been stamping for
> about a year - I am the guilty party who started her down the rubber
> path.  She just got her first computer and the first thing she wanted to
> do was join this group - has had to listen to me for 6 months now and
> wants to see whats happening here for herself  - so hope you all offer
> her a warm welcome.
>
> Her name is Mary Ellen Conn and now there are 2 of us from  West
> Virginia!
>
> Winabeth
> Stamp Lover
>Welcome Mary Ellen........Enjoy our list.....we have lots of Fun!

Sharon S
Square Stamper
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 01:47:49 EDT
From: [e-mail] (G M)
Subject: Re: RS: RSA's UM dies/anno's mail

 Alphabecky said: "  I can't remember why I didn't just leave it on -
maybe it stuck too
hard to the acrylic mounts.  Is it possible to put Tack It directly on
the black double sticky foam?  It seems like I have heard of someone
doing that, but I don't know for sure that the black stuff will hold up
to the ripping on and off.  My thoughts will be with you and your aching
fingers - but the dies are definitely worth it - one of my favorite
companies!!  In fact, if you get too disgusted with all that work, I
would...never mind, you wouldn't fall for that <G>!!"
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Don't bother ripping it off if its too sticky to be remountable, just
stick it to your shirt a couple of times.  The sticky cushion will
collect enough lint to render it just sticky *enough*.  Or else you can
baby powder it and then add your dots of Tack it O & O.

And **how*** did you get unm RSA stamps?  Are Ken Brown's available unm
too?  I would love to get the stamp of the guys standing in (thru) the
canoe, and Rubberbaby's favorite is the car with the giant fish atop.

Feathers

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 22:29:31 -0700
From: [e-mail] (T L THOMAN)
Subject: RS: 2 boxes of cards

We have been experiencing power brown outs that cause my computer to
reset and dump all the mssgs. I'm trying to go through. If you have sent
an email concerning the cards I have available to send to those who are
interested, please resend mssg. I will shut down tonight and retrieve
tomorrow morn.
I have received requests from:
Michele E. Swarts-Smith          3oz
Joanne Royster
Karen Harris                                 9oz
Libby Krueger                              3oz
Linda Edwards

Good night                    Rubber Maid

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 97 22:09:45
From: "Pamela Lunsford" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: TAN: Magic Bars recipe/Christmas

*giggle* no indeedy. Gotta make sure you don't disapoint anyone. I remember
one Christmas though that was a little bit more exciting than planned because
my grandmother put the batteries in everything. At grandma's house we were
allowed to feel, shake and generally check out our presents for a couple of
days before opening them. My brother Tom  shook one of his presents, put
it down and then a little while later we noticed smoke coming from the pile
of presents. The whole herd of kids went running for grandpa, sure
that a spark from the fire was burning up all our presents.
He ran towards the pile, and saw right away which present was smoking.
Guess what he did then? He burst out laughing!

It wasn't until the next day when we opened presents that we saw the reason.
One of Tom's presents was a battery powered bull. Smoke would pour out
of it's nose when it pawed it's hooves.

We always got the batteries seperate after that. :)

On Fri, 15 Aug 1997 00:37:22 -0400 (EDT), [e-mail] wrote:

>In a message dated 97-08-14 22:55:49 EDT, [e-mail] writes:
>
>>> Of course! You wouldn't want to serve anything that didn't turn out right!
> Just like you have to try the toys at christmas to make sure they work...<<
>
>What! I'm not the only one running the electric train at 2 a.m. on Christmas
>Eve? I personally prefer toys that do not require assembly -- but batteries
>is
>another matter. I always open the box and put in the batteries. And then I
>must make sure it works!! ahem...
>dkj
>
>
>
>

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Pamela -- [e-mail]
Greycat Stamping Stuff - email [e-mail] with the subject *info for
EP hints, price lists and more.

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 23:05:04 -0700
From: [e-mail] (E E)
Subject: RS: Swap cards, little books and such

Hi all,

Life has been busy and I have been lax in reporting my swaps etc.

I got the Dali swap yesterday and it was probably the best swap I have
ever been.  These are of professional artistic quality.  I will elaborate
more later.

I received the itty bitty book lessons from Postoids.  These are great.

I must bid you all adieu.

The RubberGoddess
"There is no try.  There is only do"
                                                    Yoda
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 16:09:51 +1000
From: Nerolie Oakes <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Aussie Swap Descriptions

Hi Liz,

the "metal tile" is a piece of card, with a square of miracle
tape, three layers of gold ep, 1 layer of a mixture of copper
and silver ep, and the final layer was clear ep. I then
stamped using green pigment ink.

Nerolie

At 12:55 15/08/97 +1000, you wrote:
>
>Hi,  I was so excited to get my swap cards from the Australian
>Swap.  Kym has let you know that they have arrived.  I was so
>excited to actually talk to someone on the list.  It must be
>something that we do more often.
...
>
>A card from Nerolie Oakes.  Nerolie has used a cream card onto
>which she has layered green mulberry paper and then placed what lookes like
>a metal tile onto which she has embossed a
>leaf design.  I have no hope of describing this.  I am totally
>baffled as to the product or techniques used.  Some help please
>Nerolie.  I think the effect is great, and would love to know how,
>and what you used.  (Sorry for the slack description)  It is
>really great, I just don't know what I am describing.
>

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 13:49:35 -0400
From: "Merlene" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Brayer card swap???????

Just got our brayers and kolidacolors in and played all day. Tonight I
checked and there is no brayer card swaps going on. I would like to do
something about that. Anyone interested??? With having a store ,we will add
a little something to each package as we send out the swaped cards.Let me
know and I will post the details.


Getting to know you
Getting to like you
Merlene
Stamping Friends
Canada
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 00:19:51 -0500
From: Janet Detter Margul <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Tan: Who's on this list the longest?

Someone looked this up for me in their archives... the list (with the
majordomo software) started Feb. 9, 1995.

And the first person to join was.... (no, not me) ... DAD FRANK!

Andy had told me it was in place, sent me instructions (Coop was fooled, I
didn't have a clue what I was doing) and I asked Frank to join and see if I
had things set up right. And Frank got his e-mail in faster than I got mine
in.

As long as the list was hosted by Genie, Frank's name stayed at the top of
the "who" list. And even though his life would have been so much easier if
he could have been on the list with his dreamscape account, he stayed with
the Genie account because that's the kind of friend he is.

When we moved to DM, everybody currently subscribed got re-subscribed and
Frank was no longer at the top of the list, he was down in the Cs or Fs or
something. So I said okay, unsub and resub with the new address. But that's
the only time in all these months he's ever been unsubscribed, and I think
he subscribed the new address first, then unsubscribed once he saw the list
mail was coming in. Oh yeah and once he unsubscribed himself by accident
when I was on vacation and he was handling sub and unsub requests.

One of these days I'll have to look at that original list of six or eight
people, back in that first week when I naively thought a manual address
list would do it. The list grew from that six or eight to about 40 in three
days, then to 70 or 80 within the first week. That's when I started looking
for somewhere to run list software for us.

What a trip the last 30 months have been!

But it is definitely Dad Frank who has been subscribed the longest.

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     Janet Detter Margul     | Real women don't have hot flashes...
WeeBe Graphics  Plano, Texas |                    they have power surges!
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 00:30:29 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: COMM: Birthday Grab Bag Special

~Weekend Special~

Grab Bag Birthday Paper....20 full sheets 8-1/2x11 for $9.00 includes
shipping.
*Thick background paper, not flimsy!

Rubber Stamped
POB 20357
Oakland, CA 94620

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 23:41:52 -0700 (PDT)
From: Maria Cieri <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: SHAWN - Thanks for RAK!

Hello Shawn,

What a wonderful surprise!  You truly made made day!  I had a stamp club at
my house Wednesday night and I showed this off to everyone.  They were very
surprised that someone would send something like this out of kindness to
someone you don't know!  They are envious and want to join the list.
Unfortunately most of them have yet to own computers!!  Although one may
soon be online.

My card seems similar to the one Tracy described earlier.  I like that
hibiscus (?) ribbon frame stamp.  My card has 'thinking of you' stamped in
the center.

Look for something snailing it's way to you as we "speak"!  Put it in the
mail yesterday.  I know that by the nature of a RAK you did not expect a
return card, but, what can I say, I was inspired...

Your stamping friend in California,
(Santa Maria is one hour driving distance :( to the closest stamp store.)

Stampin' Maria

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 20:44:21 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Robin L Bredl)
Subject: RS: Lisa Varshal Only Please

Hi Lisa,

I think you are the one I ordered my DOTS stamps from.
I have lost all of my email thanks to Juno!

Anyway,
Can you please update the status of the order?
Just curious
Thanks
Robin
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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 22:05:44 -0700
From: carrubba <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: RS UPDATE: Calendar Swap

Hi All:

Since my last update I have had more interest in another calendar.  If I
get 6 more players I will do one more calendar.  If you're interested
please let me know ASAP, as these spaces are going quickly!!

Following are the details for a 1998 Calendar Swap. I participated in
one last year and have been enjoying the calendar. This should be a fun
swap with no boundaries (please no erotica). So sign up today and let's
play!

SWAP:           Calendar Swap for '98
HOSTESS:        RubberZombee <[e-mail]>
DETAILS:        13 (8.5"x11" - landscape format)  original
handstamped pages (no Xerox copies will be accepted)
cardstock of your assigned month. Please list 3 different months of your
choice in order of preference and I will let you know which month you
have. This will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. If I
have more than 12 players I will make groups of 12 players.  I will
stamp the covers,  add the days of the month pages, assemble and comb
bind along the 11" edge (this will be the bottom edge of your stamped
page.) You won't need to leave an edge for binding unless you plan to
write in this area. Please include stamp credits, any techniques and
your name.
MAILING INFO:   SAML + $5.00 for binding and shipping. (Allyson
brought this to my attention after having participated last year and
suggested that you may want to "insure" or "return receipt request"
on your package as hers way lost in the mail.)
SIGN UP BY:     October 15 (May closer earlier due to POPULAR demand!)
POSTMARK BY:    November 1 - "New Date"

PLAYERS:

Daybreak - July
Rubber Bisquit - October
Boomer - January
Lisa Sarpolis - February
Allyson Reed - March
LindaLoo - April
Pamela Lunsford - May
Lisa Satpenai - June
Karen Barnes - August
Pamella Chatfield - September
Lori Nelson - October
Angelmoose - December
Tonia - January
Ginny Newman - March
Jessica Edwards - April
Eva Joy - May
Q of E - June
Rhonda Rodriguez - July
Debbie Malone - August
Bonnie Hoffman - October
Betty Lu Dustin - December
Pam Black - January
Deborah Frank - March
Glenyce Mork - April
June Kozier - June
Trudi Taylor - August
Kristin Tilley - September
Nan Robkin - October
Debra Nielsen - December
Lisa Mallette - May
Michelle Lim - February
Cissy (StampnMom) - January
Melissa Boehme - February
Sheryl (Postoids) - March
Karen Glover - May
Allison Priputin - August
Maren Harki - November
Val Kildaw - Febuary
Ann Graham - November
Bonnie Gard - December
Janet Delwiche - September
Ann-onymous - April
Zonia Ziada - June
Kaye Lynne - November
Sue Bentley - July
Tammy - July
Teresa O Durn - November
Ellen Gengler
You!!!

Thanks for playing & have a great night!
 RubberZombee

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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 23:30:39 -0700
From: Tammy Sue <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: TO Old?

Tell your friend to take it up with God.  He makes the final decision.
TS

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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 02:26:58 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: Card request

    If any of you are on AOL you may have already seen this post-
     I was introduced to stamping a litle over four years ago by my very best
friend.  Since then she has gawked at the amount of stuff I have bought and
wondered why.  In a way, the industry zoomed past her while she wasn't
looking.
     I was thinking... her birthday is August 31st
I thought it might be neat to re-introduce her to the world i am sooo
thankful she introduced me to.
So, if you wouldn't mind, help me send her b-day greetings.  I will reply to
all.

Dianne Doria     DOB 8-31-66
PO Box 6612
Denver, Co 80206

Thank you everyone!  Anna-Marie
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 01:37:34 -0600
From: "mark or jodi hansen" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: COMM HansenArt Thanks YOU!

Our website just tripped over 1,000 hits since we opened up in June!  I
think that's pretty incredible traffic for such a new site, and we want to
thank you all for helping it happen!

MRK

PS Remember that our new flats are still on sale at a dollar off!  Check
them out on the site!

+++++

Mark or Jodi Hansen
HansenArt  Rubber Stamps
http://www.burgoyne.com/pages/hansnart
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 03:49:00 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS:TAN:Need Tasty spaghetti sauce recipe

<< and Pooz...no comments from you ! >>

Whaaaaat? Who ME???

Poozer  +O:)
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 01:34:43 -0600
From: "mark or jodi hansen" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Dali Swap in HansenArt Gallery!

I just finished hanging the "Playing With Dali" Swap exhibit in the
HansenArt Gallery on the web (see the addy below)!

I really feel like I was in the presence of genius by participating in this
swap.  "I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy!!"  :-)

MRK

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Mark or Jodi Hansen
HansenArt  Rubber Stamps
http://www.burgoyne.com/pages/hansnart
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 03:55:57 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: Re: No...but

<< It does include Glow-In-The-Dark accessories...... TOD >>

<GASP!!>

What am I going to do with you, Darlene?!

Poozer  +O:)  (and when will you stop TORTURING me?!!! LOL!)
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 01:38:53 -0600
From: "mark or jodi hansen" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Petroglyph Swap in the HansenArt Gallery!

I just finished hanging the Petroglyph/Tribal swap exhibit in the HansenArt
Gallery!  Check them out at the addy below.

This swap was a lot of fun, and I'd like to describe each card that I got.
However, it's 1:30 am, so I'll do that later!

MRK


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Mark or Jodi Hansen
HansenArt  Rubber Stamps
http://www.burgoyne.com/pages/hansnart
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 16:40:35 +0800
From: Yvonne <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: rs: tan: Anyone sent messages to me...?

Hi everybody,
    I'm new to this list... just sent only 1 mail...

    Last night I was very excited on sending my 1st mail to this list and
then recieved several replies. However, when I check my hotmail acc this
morning many of my messages have DISAPPEARED! So if anyone have sent
anything to me please forward it to my other account
"[e-mail]" ... I really want to read my UNREAD
messages...woo...  :(

    Thanks a lot!!!

Yvonne :)
A rubber stamp lover from Hong Kong
*** Use [e-mail] for reply; [e-mail] is my
other acc for the mail list only***
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 05:05:17, -0500
From: [e-mail] ( LINDA R SOBOLEWSKI)
Subject: RS: RE: Diva Rubber Lovers

TO those who may have missed this.Diva wants mail. Thanks ,Linda
I will send to her from the list.
        Susan of Diva Rubber would like to knwo what of her images you want
saved, or any commenst as to what will happen to her compnay once she sells
it. Thanks, she is truly commited to keeping her imagesand making more,but
it will be up to the new owner which ones ( Images) may go.Susan did say
some will not be there.
        If anyone wanst to know who Susan at Diva is selling her company
to, please let me know. Thanks, Linda
        Susan asked me to wriet a note to the list and get back to her with
any comments , messages.


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     To: HFNK86A
   From: [e-mail] ( LINDA R SOBOLEWSKI)
Subject: RS: RE: DIVA RUBBER
   Date: 07/18/97 03:19 PM

A while back some of us were discussing Diva Rubber. I got a note from her
and she was happy to hear that stampers were asking about her.She asked to
me send her any notes from stampers that want to know what is up or
anything I guess about Diva Rubber.   She told me to write this message:
          "You can tell the RS List stampers that I'm not going too far
away.After a bit of  a break ( I'm ill and need to just STOP for a while)
I'll be back drawing stamp images again. ( Many of Diva's images are drawn
by me.) I expect to sell Diva to someone fabulous, someone who has
experience in the stamp business, probably a person who already has a stamp
company. I don't know which of Diva's stamps they will keep, and which
they'll throw ...out, I will keep the Diva name for my other possible
future projects, so you won't see the name "Diva"used by any other stamp
companies. ( But you will, obviously see the images from my present
catalog.)I have a rather large ( enormous even)fell full of possible stamp
images saved up,and it would be a CRIME not to use them.
        She has been stamping 28 years!! Diva's last appearance will be at
the October 4, at the Alternative ArtFest in Bellevue, WA. "if anyone out
there in INternet Land lives in the greater Seattle area, tell them to drop
by and say BYE."We're at booth number 11.

        Any notes for Diva or comments about her Rubber and or ideas please
email me or the list so I can send them to her.

               Thanks, Linda
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 05:27:43 -0400
From: Fred & Kathy Facemire <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Tan:Smooth surface stoves (LONG)

Smudges and KatsPurr,
I have a Jenn-Air radiant glass cooktop or what you are referrring to as
smooth surface stoves.  I have had my cooktop for 4 years now and love
it. Spill or spatter something, just wipe with a cloth and done.  No
more hassle with that drip tray or burning smell from the electric
cooking coil.  This cooktop has dual elements so it can fit small and
large pans. These elements are on what they call cartridges.  I can take
out one side (cartridge) and replace it with another cartridge.  I have
a grill and griddle cartridge.  Kinda nice to be able to grill on a
rainy or snowy day (on one side) and also on the other side, to do my
regular everyday cooking.  Or put the griddle in on a Sunday and do
pancakes, eggs, hashbrowns in a jiffy.

Since the cooktop is in my cooking island, I did not want one of those
huge vents that comes down from the ceiling for my cooking ventilation.
I got what they call a downdraft ventilation and it is wonderful.

I mentioned that I have a radiant cooktop, well just to let you know
there are several types of cooktops-radiant, halogen, and induction.  If
at the time we had the resources, my ideal cooktop would to have the
induction cooktop. But with what we have, eventually if I wanted to, I
could easily upgrade my radiant cooktop to an induction cooktop.  So
what is the difference between these, well, here we go....oh, by the
way, I used to be an asst. manager for a high-end kitchen store very
similar to like a William Sonoma.  Worked there for 3 years till just
recently.  Ok back to the descriptions of cooktops....

Radiant cooktops heat is directed straight up to give quick cooking
response, while keeping the surrounding cooking area cooler.  Halogen
cooktops elements uses halogen lights which heats and cools instantly.
And then there is the induction cooktop.  Induction cooktops have an
electro-magnetic element that heats the pan and its contents, but
cooktop surface stays cool.  So what is so neat about the induction
cooktop...since it has an electro-magnetic element, if the element is
turned on, you can put your hand on it and it will feel cold.  Your hand
does not have any magnetic stuff.  Less worry for any moms whose little
one accidently touches the stove-they won't get burned or catch their
clothing on fire.  So if you happened to get one of these induction
cooktop, take a magnet with you when you go to a kitchen store to figure
out what cookware (cookware, another topic, won't say anything now) will
work with this cooktop.

All three varieties smooth surface is very easy to clean.  So what
brands are out there?  Well, of course I am all for the Jenn-Air, but
most big name companies for example, GE, Kenmore, Majic Chef,etc.
usually will have some type of smooth surface cooktop.  Now of course,
depending on what accessories or options it has and how it is set up (
as one unit or with cartridges) will play a BIG part on how much it
costs.

Well, I hope this gives you a better understanding in cooktops.  Let me
know if you have anymore questions, will be glad to assist you.

Kathy aka Squeaker
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 05:41:25 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: For Sale:Wicker mat layering stuff

I have 15 more sheets of this stuff to sell.  Found some I had set aside
while cutting it up and forgot about.  Sheets are 8 1/2 X 11.  So if you are
interested--3 sheets for $1 plus $1 postage.
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 06:32:16 EDT
From: [e-mail] (Beverly K Larsen)
Subject: RS: Bear Card Patterns and Sample!

To all those who requested the pattern for the bear card, they are done
and ready to go in the mail (well since it's 3:15 am and it's officially
today), I guess they will go today!   In case you forgot who you are,
here is a list of those who will be getting them soon.
1.  Lisa Sim
2.  Debbie Frank
3.  Kaye Lynne Ingold
4.  Brenda Volpe
5.  Lisa Sarpolis
6.  Terri Bradbury
7.  Marsha Braymen
8.  Sharon Sorenson
9.  Ann Graham
10. Debi Ellen Beckett

Thanks for all your patience!  Hope you like the cards.
Beverly  aka SteelerStamper
Piglet!
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 03:40:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Harold Jack Meadows <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Total Tan:Smooth surface stoves

> I am having to replace my stove and have been looking at the smooth surface
> stoves.  Do any of you have one?  Do you like it?  What brand do you
have?
I have the black glass one from Whirlpool.  Love it.  Had it for 10 years and
looks like I just got it.  Cleans up nice even with my spills.  You do
get this special cleaner from Corning ware but it lasts forever, I'm only
on my 2nd bottle and it's small.  You do need to watch the top during
cool down but you do other stoves as well.   A friend forgot a pot on hers.
It melted the pot to it, she replaced the top and it was no problem.  I would
do it again even tho hubby wants gas.  But I'm the cook and cleaner-upper
so glass it is.
> it?) Gas isn't an option or I would go that route but I am tired of
> cleaning the spills and boil overs I am know for.
Yes I HATED the cleaning of those parts of the regular stove top and it
nevered looked good.  This is great.  In between cleanings I use the
windex on it and it sparkles.  Yes I like mine.  Hope this helps.  Barb


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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 06:32:16 EDT
From: [e-mail] (Beverly K Larsen)
Subject: RS: TAN:  Major Virus Crash!

I seem to have downloaded a virus of some sort off of my AOL account
earlier this week and I have got major hard drive problems.  I am no
where near a computer expert so I don't know how to fix it.   I lost all
my information on AOL, plus the virus somehow has eaten all my space on
my C:\ and E:\ Drives, so most of my software is not working properly.  I
cannot run my MicroSoft Word Program, I cannot print out anything, I went
into my Directory Scanner on Dos and I don't know enough about it to know
how to find the virus.  I have a virus program on my computer but it
seemed to have crashed it as well.  Most of the files in my C:\ and E:\
Drive have error messages and all kinds of weird fault messages.   I
deleted some stuff, but I think I'm screwing it up even more, cause I
ended up deleting all my sound wavs off of AOL and in the process, I also
deleted the normal "Welcome" and "Goodbye you hear when you sign on and
off.   I do not have a IM chime that I should when I get IM'd and I don't
have the door open and close sounds.  Basically it is a major mess.

I tried to download a Virus Demo off AOL yesterday, but I didn't have
enough disk space to download because of the virus crash.  My FIL does
all the programming on my computer, and I haven't told him yet what has
happened because I know I will get a major lecture on the pitfalls of AOL
with all the dangers of downloading, and I don't really want to hear it
I did however managed to get my AOL Password changed so that whoever got
ahold of my password cannot access my account.  This is the first time I
have experienced anything like this in all my years with a computer.  I'm
usually pretty careful!
Beverly  aka SteelerStamper
Piglet!
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 07:06:31 EDT
From: [e-mail] (Tonya L. Rilling)
Subject: RS: AD:Last Chance for this SALE

I am going to the Pigeon Forge Convention Late tomorrow night so if you
want to take advantage of this great sale, HURRY!!!!  I will post some
sort of new sale Sunday or Monday.  Thanks
Here is the sale this week.  The discounts below are for UM stamps only.
Mounted stamps will all be 10% off this week.  ***Now accepting MC/Visa.
Credit card orders will be shipped the same or next day.
THe discount below is for UM stamps only:
All A-E stamps are 10% off this week
All F-H stamps are 15% off this week
All J-L stamps are 20% off this week
All M stamps are 25% off this week
 ** I will confirm all orders and totals via email.  I will send to your
SS and I will do $20 grabbags Mounted or UM by theme.  Thanks
Tonya Rilling, Buffalo Stampede Art Stamps
An Angel Company, selling mounted and unmounted stamps
Catalogs $3, supplement $1.25 sep or $1 with catalog
***Now accepting Mastercard and Visa.
Visit my stamp web site at:
http://members.aol.com/Tonyascraf/tonyascr.html
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 07:06:05 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: RE:  Received Clearsnap Catalog

Ruthann.....

I can't keep up with you :)!  No sooner do I order from you and it's already
here...UPS strike and all :)!!  Thank you for the catalog!!!

Okay...so here it goes....Ruthann is quick; Ruthann is cyber friendly :);
Ruthann always puts in a little extra something when you order (this time it
was some background paper); Ruthann is a great vendor!!!

Thanks again....
Shoko
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 07:10:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS:TAN Happy National Lefthanded Persons Day

In a message dated 97-08-14 03:01:53 EDT, [e-mail] writes:

<< Hi all,

 Just wanted to wish all the Leftys on the list a
 Happy National Lefthanded Persons Day.

 Janie

  >>

I bought our plant manager a mug that says:  "Everyone is born left handed.
 You become right handed when you commit your first sin!"  Have a great day,
all you sinless folks!!!  ;-D
chris
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 1997 07:27:26 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: Adv:  Marvy BLOWOUT Specials

Creative Stamping will be having another BLOWOUT SPECIAL on September 3,
1997.  We will place our order with Marvy and you have the opportunity to
place an order with us at great savings.

Heat tools, markers, corner rounders, and art sets are the items you can
order through us at tremendous savings.  If you're interested, see more
details at our web site under BLOWOUT SPECIAL at:
<A HREF="http://members.aol.com/CreaStamp/crstamp.htm">http://members.aol.com/
CreaStamp/CRStamp.htm</A>

Happy Stamping!!!
Steve
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Date: Fri, 15 Aug 97 04:21:47
From: "Pamela Lunsford" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: AD: Textured paper special 25% off

Make your own Sampler! Prices are 25% off my normal price. For this sale
10 sheet minimum per color. All paper is in stock, ready to ship. Sheets are
8 1/2" x 11",  cardstock weight.

Group A -  11 cents per sheet. 10 sheets = $1.10
Leather Embossed - leather look on one side, smooth on the other side. 90 lb
___ White - white. Brightness 91
___  Radiant Blue - Medium blue
___  Tan - tan
___  Yellow - bright yellow
___  Red - medium red
___  Black - Black

Gainsborough - burlap texture. 80 lb
___  Silver - Pale gray with a light scattering of dark fibers
___  Blueweave Blue-gray with a light scattering of dark Fibers
___  Spice Ivory - Ivory with a light scattering of dark fibers

Circa 83' - interesting broken ribbed texture. 80 lb
___  Arctic White - Bright White. Brightness  - 92
___  Mansion White - off white. Brightness - 91
___ Lamplighter Ivory - Ivory
___ Chesapeake Blue - Medium Blue
___ Peach Mist - Medium Peach
___ Surrey Blue - Medium Teal


Classic Linen light colors - linen texture. Acid Free  80 lb
___  Solar White - Bright White. Brightness 96
___  Bright White - White. Brightness 91
___  Baronial Ivory - Ivory
___  Haviland Blue - Pale Blue
___  Antique Gray - Pale Gray

Classic Columns light colors -  small vertical columns, acid free. 80 lb
___  White - Bright White. Brightness 91
___  Cream - Cream
___  Cirrus Blue - Very pale blue

Group B - 14 cents per sheet. 10 sheets = $1.40

Classic Columns dark colors - columns. 80 lb
___  Romaine - Celery
___  Marigold - Marigold Orange
___  Indigo - Deep Blue
___  Red Pepper - Dark Red

Classic Linen dark colors - linen. Acid Free  80 lb
___   Augusta Green - Dark green
___  Copperplate - Copper
___  Sage Green - Sage green
___  Navy Blue - Deep Navy blue
___  Cayman Teal - Dark rich teal
___  Black - very black
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___ sheets at 11 cents per sheet

___ sheets at 14 cents per sheet

Stop here if you want me to figure paper cost, tax and shipping and email you with the total

_____paper total

_____ If shipping to California 8.25% tax

______ shipping


_____ total

Shipping costs

1 - 100 sheets $3.00
101 - 150 sheets $4.50
151 -200 sheets $6.00
201  -  250 sheets $7.50
251 + $1.50 per 50 sheets


Greycat Stamping Stuff
PO box 417632
Sacramento, CA 95841
phone/fax [phone]
[e-mail]

Check or money order only, please.
For samples, send a SASE with 32 cents postage for five samples

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Anyone who uses the phase 'As easy as taking candy from a baby' has never
tried taking candy from a baby.
Pamela -- [e-mail]
Greycat Stamping Stuff - email [e-mail] with the subject *info for
EP hints, price lists and more.

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