The reviews are not as good as Kent--sharp teeth are a bit of a problem for me, since my scalp has thinned in my geezerhood. The first ones look like they might be new old stock. I suspect I don't need the two widths--I have just kept on with the same style I started with sixty-odd years ago. I ordered two men's pocket combs, one 130 mm with two widths, and the other 147 mm all fine. I think I will prefer the latter. I will let you know, but your mileage may vary. Total cost, delivered, was fifteen dollars and change. I'd rather not buy a pig in a poke, but I don't think there is a store carrying Kent combs hereabouts.
So Hillary won't be charged with a crime over her emails. No surprise. But the FBI report is pretty harshly critical, using such terms as "reckless." Her private server was vulnerable to hacking by hostile foreign agents. There's no direct evidence that they did so, but it's entirely possible they hacked in without leaving a trace. And while only a handful of emails on the server were actually marked as classified, a couple of hundred (out of more than 60,000) contained information that a knowledgeable person should have recognized as secret or top secret.
It appears that, after Whitewater, Clinton wanted a server where her personal emails would be under her direct control. But it seems to me that setting up a private server that also handled work-related emails was patently counterproductive. Without any slightest reason to want to conceal anything, when I was working for someone else I never, ever used my work email for anything personal That waited until I got home and could use my personal email account on y own compute. And even working at home, I have separate "work" and "personal" email accounts that I try (with fair but not complete success) to keep separate.
I know it. Lots of people have two different e-mail accounts. Heck, I have several. For someone not technically inclined, or lazy, it might be a problem but, honestly!
I have to confess to pettiness. On seeing the headline yesterday morning that HRC would not be charged my reaction was, "Ah, shit!"
Clinton vs. DT might or might not be a blowout, but who knows? One more skeleton out of the Clinton closet before the convention, and Bernie might start looking pretty good to the super-delegates. Or what if DT starts loudly demanding that she turn over informatsion about her secret bank accounts in the Cayman Islands or wherever? It wouldn't have to be true--lots of people would figure it was.
I mentioned to my hairdresser that combs are terrible these days and by the end of the day she had found me one she says is unbreakable and will hold it for me. I call that "service"! I won't be there for weeks yet, but I'll let you know more about it once I have it in hand. :-)
Yes, that IS good service, listener. 5.25 inches [133 mm] would be the typical length of a man's pocket comb. If unbreakable and black, it ought to be hard rubber--you will be able to tell hard rubber from plastic. If it is yellow and orange blended, it is probably cellulose acetate. I think Hercules Sägemann, a German make, is widely used by barbers and beauticians, and uses a type of hard rubber.
Thanks, Alan! You got me looking. How about these?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B011PIQRBG?psc=1
Actually, I might like this one even better because I don't need the two widths of teeth:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.amazon.com/Vidal-Sassoon-Rubber-Blend-Pocket/dp/B007OT1XWY/ref=pd_sim_194_3?ie=UTF8&dpID=415e2osi5IL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&psc=1&refRID=MEHC3P68TJ5G2ESA48WJ
The reviews are not as good as Kent--sharp teeth are a bit of a problem for me, since my scalp has thinned in my geezerhood. The first ones look like they might be new old stock. I suspect I don't need the two widths--I have just kept on with the same style I started with sixty-odd years ago. I ordered two men's pocket combs, one 130 mm with two widths, and the other 147 mm all fine. I think I will prefer the latter. I will let you know, but your mileage may vary. Total cost, delivered, was fifteen dollars and change. I'd rather not buy a pig in a poke, but I don't think there is a store carrying Kent combs hereabouts.
ReplyDelete--Alan
So Hillary won't be charged with a crime over her emails. No surprise. But the FBI report is pretty harshly critical, using such terms as "reckless." Her private server was vulnerable to hacking by hostile foreign agents. There's no direct evidence that they did so, but it's entirely possible they hacked in without leaving a trace. And while only a handful of emails on the server were actually marked as classified, a couple of hundred (out of more than 60,000) contained information that a knowledgeable person should have recognized as secret or top secret.
ReplyDeleteIt appears that, after Whitewater, Clinton wanted a server where her personal emails would be under her direct control. But it seems to me that setting up a private server that also handled work-related emails was patently counterproductive. Without any slightest reason to want to conceal anything, when I was working for someone else I never, ever used my work email for anything personal That waited until I got home and could use my personal email account on y own compute. And even working at home, I have separate "work" and "personal" email accounts that I try (with fair but not complete success) to keep separate.
I know it. Lots of people have two different e-mail accounts. Heck, I have several. For someone not technically inclined, or lazy, it might be a problem but, honestly!
DeleteI have to confess to pettiness. On seeing the headline yesterday morning that HRC would not be charged my reaction was, "Ah, shit!"
It will never go away; drip, drip, drip, drip...
DeleteClinton vs. DT might or might not be a blowout, but who knows? One more skeleton out of the Clinton closet before the convention, and Bernie might start looking pretty good to the super-delegates. Or what if DT starts loudly demanding that she turn over informatsion about her secret bank accounts in the Cayman Islands or wherever? It wouldn't have to be true--lots of people would figure it was.
Alan
Further up and further in?
ReplyDeleteNot exactly a big surprise, this:
ReplyDeleteEx-Fox News anchor sues boss Roger Ailes for sexual harassment - Click
PhD*Son's latest post from Coats Island is up!
ReplyDeletehttp://shorebirdscience.org/shorebird-summer-on-coats-island/
And! I noted that PhD*Son was on Facebook, so I messaged him:
Delete"Wow! You're online, so we assume you're off Coats. Looks like an excellent season there! See you soon. Safe travels! :-) "
And he responded:
"It went really well! Off the island and will be home tomorrow :-) "
wOOt!!!
I mentioned to my hairdresser that combs are terrible these days and by the end of the day she had found me one she says is unbreakable and will hold it for me. I call that "service"! I won't be there for weeks yet, but I'll let you know more about it once I have it in hand. :-)
ReplyDeleteBut wait, she just told me it's 5 1/4" long.
ReplyDeleteGee, I may have to pick it up early. ;-)
Wanted to mention that I leave for Chattanooga (Libertycon) early tomorrow morning. Won't be on-line again until Tuesday,
ReplyDeleteTraveling mercies, Bill! Has a grand time!
ReplyDeleteYes, that IS good service, listener. 5.25 inches [133 mm] would be the typical length of a man's pocket comb. If unbreakable and black, it ought to be hard rubber--you will be able to tell hard rubber from plastic. If it is yellow and orange blended, it is probably cellulose acetate. I think Hercules Sägemann, a German make, is widely used by barbers and beauticians, and uses a type of hard rubber.
ReplyDelete--Alan