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Fabrizio Giordano replied on July 21, 2008 20:08 to the problem "Error message when trying to enter Twitter info" in HelloTxt:

i'm working on FriendFeed.
There are some limitation i'm fixing.
As soon as this issue is close I write here and make a post.

thank you

Josh replied on July 21, 2008 14:05 to the problem "Error message when trying to enter Twitter info" in HelloTxt:

Hi, I have the same problem on FriendFeed too!

It keeps saying the wrong data!! and i know my own nickname and remote key..

A comment on the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

Karl, Would like to email you regarding the photos of Frank and your time with Good Rush. I am researching messenger bags. Drop me a note at roy.caldwell@mantech.com. Thanks Roy H. Caldwell – Roy, on July 20, 2008 09:25

A comment on the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

my apologies. i retract my statement about there being no description. still an ugly bag though. – xypher, on July 16, 2008 00:35

Joe-DM replied on July 15, 2008 03:57 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

Globe Canvas bags is still in production. One of the few remaining brands that are still manufacture in the US. The brand and their root was founded in NYC in 1946. the above user is wrong as the site provided description and pictures.

xypher replied on July 15, 2008 00:22 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

whoa. that bag on the dm-bag site is even uglier than the demartini bags.com bags. are they even waxed or lined with polyurethane? no description of any kind.

A comment on the question "How many people can respond?" in questionform:

Sorry you are sad, ME ME. Let me know if I can help cheer you up. – Eric Suesz, on July 15, 2008 00:15

ME ME replied on July 15, 2008 00:09 to the question "How many people can respond?" in questionform:

sad

Casey Cabana replied on July 14, 2008 21:22 to the problem "Online checkin broken" in Delta Airlines:

Excellent point. Spot on.

Lauren J. replied on July 10, 2008 14:16 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

Nothing against Globe Canvas or anything; we worked with them in the past. I'm just not sure currently WHO is making the products right now (I believe it might be my bosses former partner, but I'm not 100% sure).
Their website hasn't changed in YEARS which is why I'm not even sure of their status.

Casey Cabana replied on July 10, 2008 05:22 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

LOL. They call them "original New York bags" and they're located in Connecticut. They look kind of lame. Sorry, but they do. And the Web site is just an image.

xypher replied on July 09, 2008 23:34 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

demartinibags.com

A comment on the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

demartini was the man's name. he passed on a couple of years ago, not before selling his bag design to MP and his name to an outfit either in nj or connecticut. try demartinibags.com – xypher, on July 08, 2008 21:26

Eric Suesz replied on July 07, 2008 18:15 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

Neat. I didn't even know about this slice of New York history, but then again, I live in San Francisco. I'll look around online and see if I can't learn more about the Globe bags. Sounds interesting. Does anyone know where I can see what those bags looked like?

Lauren J. replied on July 07, 2008 14:30 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

Yes, the DeMartini's did sell Globe Canvas messenger bags in Chinatown and those were made specifically for Bike Messengers. We were the first messenger bag manufacturer to make our bags out of Cordura, which is a Military grade fabric.
Unfortunately Mr. DeMartini has been retired for nearly a decade, and I do not believe his products are made any longer (I could be wrong, however).
"Original Messenger Bags from NYC" is a tag line of ours, and I do not believe this to be false, as we did provide many firsts. There are a lot of messenger bags companies that have come and gone, and we are one of the few that are still around!

Casey Cabana replied on July 06, 2008 17:20 to the discussion "Who remembers Globe Canvas, makers of the real original messenger bags in New York?" in Manhattan Portage:

Huh. I didn't think of it as being disingenuous. Sounds like splitting hairs to me. I certainly don't expect every product maker to detail the history of their industry. I'm all for authenticity, but everyone borrows when they create new things. I'm okay with that.

phantrom replied on July 05, 2008 05:07 to the problem "My MyBook has disappeared" in Western Digital:

I have the same problem, XP SP2 on a PC, with a MyBook Essential (500Gb). I have been trying for months to correct this now, ti runs OK for days and then disappears.
I have been through the WD helpdesk, they did give me a new file to download to 'fix it', it became a hassle too and did nothing.
When it happens, I can disconnect the power cable to the drive, replug it in, and then after around 2 mins it will reboot and be visible...until the next time.
I have been trying to work out what might be causing it and think it might be one of my virus busters, maybe sensing it to be án issue' and deleting it. I'm still working on it, but am thinking at the moment it might even be Zone Alarm. Would like to know if anyone else finds anything further, its driving me nuts.

Shannon started following the problem "How come the buttons on my guitar don't work?" in Activision.

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Lethean replied on July 02, 2008 18:53 to the question "How does Chumby wake me up?" in Chumby:

The Chumby doesn't connect through your computer at all—it uses your wireless internet connection, so it doesn't matter if your computer is on or off. It must be powered on in order for the alarm to work; however, it does include a "night mode" that produces very little visible light, so it shouldn't be a distraction if you're trying to sleep.

The content on your Chumby is delivered from the Chumby website—you can customize it using your account online.