Re: [Alpacasite]

Make sure you ask him to bring home some Venus flytraps for the barns, Libby!

Judith

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Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Rick, by reversing polarity on the pharphegnugen, you have violated pharphegnugen patent rights. I do hope you remembered to pay the appropriate penalties to the inventor.

Thanks for the giggle!

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Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Dang Rick,

Totally plum fergetted about that device!

Holly Zech
Pleasant Grove CA
----- Original Message -----
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To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 6:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Well shucks Holly.
You're not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer now are you?
¿How they milk the alpacas?
That would be the Ronco alpaca milk-o-matic! (Not available in stores)
Duhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rick
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> From: "Holly Zech" <hz@abacusfarms.com>
> Reply-To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 16:59:48 -0800
> To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036
>
> Rick,
>
> Thanks for the updates! But one piece of news you missed, it has been
> announced that a new specialty item will be arriving at the "hottest" boutique
> delis...a lovely new cheese called "cou brouillé" (fuzzy neck)
>
> How they milk those darned alpacas, I will never know!
>
> Holly Zech
> Pleasant Grove CA
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: All American Alpacas
> To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:00 PM
> Subject: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036
>
>
> Hi all,
> Just for grins, I thought I'd pass on some breaking news.
> I modified my universal translator and with a simple reversal on the
> polarity on the pharphegnugen, turned it into a time machine and went into
> the future.
> Here's the news from 2036:
> ARI President Sarah Stepp has announced she will not be running for a 3rd
> term. With her schedule as Senate majority leader and upcoming bid for
> President of the US, she just doesn't have the time needed.
> Amy McCroskie has decided to bribe Arlin. She'll be running for president
> again. This would be her 12th term on a BOD. Arlin could not be reached for
> comment, but he was heard swearing in the background.
> Sarah's husband, AOBA president Quint Forstner-Stepp, will continue to serve
> as AOBA president as he feels that the breed standards issue will soon be
> resolved. He does intend to step down when he moves to the White House
> though.
> In a surprise move, it has been reported that Bill Gates recently acquired
> Barnum and Bailey, two alpacas. While the reports do not state a purchase
> price, it was confirmed that the title to the State of Hawaii had recently
> been transferred from Mr. Gates to the sellers.
> While Jerry Forstner was on vacation to Mars, Libby called him asking for
> Mars bars. Jerry just didn't have the heart to explain, stopped by the local
> 7-11 on the way home, and picked the up the chocolate bars for her. He has
> reported that he will vacation on Venus from now on.
> Libby ate the Mars bars.
> PacaStuff has reported it now has retail outlets in all of the major US and
> European markets. It recently announced that it will be selling franchises,
> the first two to be available in Eloy, Arizona and Talequah Oklahoma.
> It has shipped approximately $10,000,000,000 in finished goods to Peru.
> The alpaca export to Peru, Bolivia, and Chili has been going as planned,
> although all three countries are complaining that we aren't sending enough
> to meet demand. China is finally happy with our exportation quotas.
> Rick Horn Jr. from California reported he has had no males born on his farm
> in 3 years and 1892 births.
> He credits this to only breeding on a waning moon, ACV in the water,
> Montovanni records played during breedings, and a super-duper ultrasound
> technique.
> With dylithium crystals at an all time high, it's currently costing about
> $86.00 to beam an alpaca to another farm for breeding. AI is being
> investigated as an alternative, but it will require a vote from the
> membership. Based on current numbers, we'll need 600,562,139 members to vote
> in order to meet the quorum.
>
>
> Rick
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RE: [Alpacasite] Hacking: Can Anyone Explain This?

Hi Dave,

Sorry to hear of your troubles :(

**********************
The only advance notice we had that something funny might be going on is
that the on-line store had a couple of "orders" sent to us that were either
completely blank (no data fields completed), or contained computer code.
The site is encrypted, so we didn't have too much concern about these
annoying "orders" at the time they came in.

The reason we are fairly certain that the access took place through Suzy's
website is because the offensive e-mail that was subsequently transmitted
from her e-mail address referenced unique information (e.g. phone number +
marketing tagline) available only on the website. Our webmaster told us to
change our e-mail password immediately to a "very secure" password
(consisting of a lengthy sequence of upper- and lower-case letters, numbers,
and special characters). Previously, we had used a password that was short
and consisted of only letters.

Can anyone with some computer savvy explain this to me? How did these
hackers discover our password, and why is the use of a "very secure"
password a deterrent? Also, other than changing this password regularly,
are there any recommendations on how to prevent our website from being a
portal to our e-mail? We also have two firewalls in place, so we feel that
our PC itself is protected...or is it? Doesn't Yahoo have a firewall of
some sort in place to protect its customers? Is there any reason to be
additionally concerned about the (apparent) attempts at accessing our
on-line store? As I mentioned, information containing credit card
information is encrypted for transmission; but are there other precautions
we should be taking as a double-safeguard? **********************

The orders with computer code are a clue, sounds like they stuffed in a
query to your database engine that returned information from the database.
If so then this would be an issue that would need to be cleared up in way
the store is programmed
If you send me the computer code in the offending order I can analyze it

If your customer email addresses are stored there then that may be the only
compromise that happened.
Anybody can send out email proposing to be anybody else fairly easily, they
would not have to have your wife's yahoo password to do that.

One way to steal passwords is a brute force method of trying every
permutation of characters, numbers etc.
The more different types of characters you have and the more you have, the
longer it will take for a program to deduce it

A little discrete math
A password using only lowercase letters 6 letters long has 26*26*26*26*26*26
permutations 308,915,776
A password using lower and uppercase letters 6 letters long has
52*52*52*52*52*52 permutations 19,770,609,664
A password using lower and uppercase letters and 12 symbols 6 characters
long has 64*64*64*64*64*64 permutations 68,719,476,736

So using upper and lower and symbols and lots of them really protects
against this method of breaking into accounts cause it takes a heck of lot
longer to go through the combinations.

Every time somebody accesses your website the IP address of the computer
accessing it is logged and Yahoo should be able to figure out where the
attack came from and depending on the store software and database engine
logging exactly how the data was stolen.

If you had total control of the code for the store then you could implement
some custom code for encrypting all the data in the database so it could not
be compromised so easily.

Cheers,
Richard MacKinnon.

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Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Hmmmm.....appears that our fearless leader has not had enough krispy-kremes and his sugar is too low, leading to some sort of brain-fade. We need to look to our medical doctors on the site and seek advice on how to give Mars bars from Mars injections. If we don't help the guy soon, he'll be out on the corner trying to sell his milking machines again, or worse yet, those bras :)
<many grins>
Chris
Outback Alpacas
----- Original Message -----
From: All American Alpacas
To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 7:00 PM
Subject: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Hi all,
Just for grins, I thought I'd pass on some breaking news.
I modified my universal translator and with a simple reversal on the
polarity on the pharphegnugen, turned it into a time machine and went into
the future.
Here's the news from 2036:
ARI President Sarah Stepp has announced she will not be running for a 3rd
term. With her schedule as Senate majority leader and upcoming bid for
President of the US, she just doesn't have the time needed.
Amy McCroskie has decided to bribe Arlin. She'll be running for president
again. This would be her 12th term on a BOD. Arlin could not be reached for
comment, but he was heard swearing in the background.
Sarah's husband, AOBA president Quint Forstner-Stepp, will continue to serve
as AOBA president as he feels that the breed standards issue will soon be
resolved. He does intend to step down when he moves to the White House
though.
In a surprise move, it has been reported that Bill Gates recently acquired
Barnum and Bailey, two alpacas. While the reports do not state a purchase
price, it was confirmed that the title to the State of Hawaii had recently
been transferred from Mr. Gates to the sellers.
While Jerry Forstner was on vacation to Mars, Libby called him asking for
Mars bars. Jerry just didn't have the heart to explain, stopped by the local
7-11 on the way home, and picked the up the chocolate bars for her. He has
reported that he will vacation on Venus from now on.
Libby ate the Mars bars.
PacaStuff has reported it now has retail outlets in all of the major US and
European markets. It recently announced that it will be selling franchises,
the first two to be available in Eloy, Arizona and Talequah Oklahoma.
It has shipped approximately $10,000,000,000 in finished goods to Peru.
The alpaca export to Peru, Bolivia, and Chili has been going as planned,
although all three countries are complaining that we aren't sending enough
to meet demand. China is finally happy with our exportation quotas.
Rick Horn Jr. from California reported he has had no males born on his farm
in 3 years and 1892 births.
He credits this to only breeding on a waning moon, ACV in the water,
Montovanni records played during breedings, and a super-duper ultrasound
technique.
With dylithium crystals at an all time high, it's currently costing about
$86.00 to beam an alpaca to another farm for breeding. AI is being
investigated as an alternative, but it will require a vote from the
membership. Based on current numbers, we'll need 600,562,139 members to vote
in order to meet the quorum.

Rick
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All American Alpacas
35215 Avenida Mañana
Murrieta, Ca. 92563
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Re: [Alpacasite] Fiber Industry and the Future Alpaca Industry

Just an FYI for comparison to alpaca fiber - another fiber list a processor just posted these specials on exotic fiber
. Dehaired Buffalo Fiber - exceptionally clean and ready to spin in a loose carded form -- limited availability.
Our Price: $5.95 per ounce
2. High Grade Cashmere Combed Top -- very white, very soft, long staple luxury fiber. combed top form. retail price: $170.00 per pound.
Our Price: $24.95 per 4 ounces
3. Commercial Grade Combed Cashmere Top -- special purchase --
very white, very soft, long staple fiber. slightly coarser than the high grade. very little difference in feel from the High Grade
Cashmere Fiber. retail price: $125.00 per pound.
Our Price: $20.00 per 8 ounces
4. Combed Angora Top -- special purchase -- very white, very white, long staple. this fiber retails for $85.00 per pound
Our Price: $10.00 per 4 ounces

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[Alpacasite] Re: $205,000 Female

Hi Sonda,

I too am a small farm, and a newbie. Personally, I don't think
prices are good or bad for small breeders. Totally agree with the
horse industry analogy. In my breed, where a good breeding animal
will for 10K - 50K, I remember being shocked when one of the
stallions went for 1.5 M. Exciting for sure, and gave us something
to talk about for years, but really nothing to me as a "pet" owner.

I'm not sure I agree with these record sales indicating that the
industry is stong. More like, as someone already mentioned, the
American Way. But I don't think its a bad thing, and don't forsee a
crash in the market. There is too much discussion along the line of
what John M was sayng about the fiber market. If we keep in mind
that eventually it will become a fiber market, and don't try to sweep
those figures under the rug (even if they are debatable) - I think
the industry will be fine. There is discussion of what to do with
older animals, geldings and animals needing re-homing. They may not
all be pleasant, or civil, but at least we are talking about it.

As for this small farm, my goal is to breed (eventually) the next
Invincible, or Misty Maiden, or...

As Rick says, life IS good.

Heidi Christensen
Graham WA

>
> I was trying to follow Ian's lead and start a thoughtful dialogue
on
> the future of the alpaca market.
>
> If you want to know my real concern, there is an example that is
used
> in most basic economics classes that I think might parallel our
buying
> and selling alpacas. That is the tulip bulb craze in Holland in
the
> 1600's. If you want to review the basics, look up "tulip bulb
mania".
>
> Now before you tell me that alpacas are not tulip bulbs, I will
have
> to agree:) But are there economic parallels?
>
> Sonda Caffrey
> Honey Creek Farm
> Gardner, KS
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com, leraso1711@a... wrote:
> >
> > Hey folks -- Get a grip. This is America. Land of the free,
home
> of the
> > brave.
>

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[Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

--- In Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com, "Cindy Aldrich" <mrsaldrich@m...>
wrote:
>
> Considering that some of our alpacas are getting up into the 20-plus
range
> when they slip this mortal coil, would the pelt of such an animal
still be
> of the quality needed for a decent high-end product?
>

Like a car seat cover? Probably. And very chic' I might add.

John Merrell
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Alpaca, a natural elegance...

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Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Well shucks Holly.
You're not exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer now are you?
¿How they milk the alpacas?
That would be the Ronco alpaca milk-o-matic! (Not available in stores)
Duhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rick
--
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All American Alpacas
Murrieta, Ca.
http://aaalpacas.com/updates.html
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(951) 679-7795
Life is good!

> From: "Holly Zech" <hz@abacusfarms.com>
> Reply-To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 16:59:48 -0800
> To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036
>
> Rick,
>
> Thanks for the updates! But one piece of news you missed, it has been
> announced that a new specialty item will be arriving at the "hottest" boutique
> delis...a lovely new cheese called "cou brouillé" (fuzzy neck)
>
> How they milk those darned alpacas, I will never know!
>
> Holly Zech
> Pleasant Grove CA
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: All American Alpacas
> To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:00 PM
> Subject: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036
>
>
> Hi all,
> Just for grins, I thought I'd pass on some breaking news.
> I modified my universal translator and with a simple reversal on the
> polarity on the pharphegnugen, turned it into a time machine and went into
> the future.
> Here's the news from 2036:
> ARI President Sarah Stepp has announced she will not be running for a 3rd
> term. With her schedule as Senate majority leader and upcoming bid for
> President of the US, she just doesn't have the time needed.
> Amy McCroskie has decided to bribe Arlin. She'll be running for president
> again. This would be her 12th term on a BOD. Arlin could not be reached for
> comment, but he was heard swearing in the background.
> Sarah's husband, AOBA president Quint Forstner-Stepp, will continue to serve
> as AOBA president as he feels that the breed standards issue will soon be
> resolved. He does intend to step down when he moves to the White House
> though.
> In a surprise move, it has been reported that Bill Gates recently acquired
> Barnum and Bailey, two alpacas. While the reports do not state a purchase
> price, it was confirmed that the title to the State of Hawaii had recently
> been transferred from Mr. Gates to the sellers.
> While Jerry Forstner was on vacation to Mars, Libby called him asking for
> Mars bars. Jerry just didn't have the heart to explain, stopped by the local
> 7-11 on the way home, and picked the up the chocolate bars for her. He has
> reported that he will vacation on Venus from now on.
> Libby ate the Mars bars.
> PacaStuff has reported it now has retail outlets in all of the major US and
> European markets. It recently announced that it will be selling franchises,
> the first two to be available in Eloy, Arizona and Talequah Oklahoma.
> It has shipped approximately $10,000,000,000 in finished goods to Peru.
> The alpaca export to Peru, Bolivia, and Chili has been going as planned,
> although all three countries are complaining that we aren't sending enough
> to meet demand. China is finally happy with our exportation quotas.
> Rick Horn Jr. from California reported he has had no males born on his farm
> in 3 years and 1892 births.
> He credits this to only breeding on a waning moon, ACV in the water,
> Montovanni records played during breedings, and a super-duper ultrasound
> technique.
> With dylithium crystals at an all time high, it's currently costing about
> $86.00 to beam an alpaca to another farm for breeding. AI is being
> investigated as an alternative, but it will require a vote from the
> membership. Based on current numbers, we'll need 600,562,139 members to vote
> in order to meet the quorum.
>
>
> Rick
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Re: [Alpacasite] bedliners

Hi,

We purchased a Cargo Van to use when we only had a Dam and cria or a couple
of animals to move. We had the entire floor "line-x" and it has been
wonderful. It provides great footing and can easily be power-washed.

Here is there website:
_http://www.line-x.com/_ (http://www.line-x.com/)

There are many brands of spray on liners. We had used Rhino liner before -
not our favorite. I have been thrilled with Line-X.

Warm Regards,


Barrie Lynn Wood
Benchmark Alpacas at the Tin Roof Ranch
Ortonville - soon to be Goodrich, MI

In a message dated 12/7/2005 8:44:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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I'm having a cap put on the back of my pickup. I have a question about it.
Should I remove the bed liner, or just put a piece of boat and deck
carpeting in to prevent slipping.

Camille

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Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

Thank you for your straight forward answer. I that these things must be
thought of as there are more and more older animals every day. Cathy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barrie Hanslip" <bhanslip@shaw.ca>
To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

> This IS a delicate question at present, but I do believe that meat and
> pelts
> are definitely in the future.............and should be.
>
> Barrie Hanslip
> Sooke, BC
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Cathy Stephenson" <midnightfire@chestertel.com>
> To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 10:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re: Llama in car...
>
>
>> Your last paragraph is of interest to me about sheep. You have a use for
>> the
>> end product in the way of pelts and meat. What becomes of an alpaca? I
>> have tried to ask this question delicately and have not got the answer I
>> have been looking for except " thats why there are so many geldings in
>> rescue" Where are we going with these animals? I am new and maybe this
>> is
>> a really dumb as well as delicate question. Cathy
>> StephenOakes Farms
>> Chester, SC
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Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

I would think that like many other pelts with the correct processing could
be made into quite a nice leather product. But that is only my OPINION
Cathy
StephenOakes Farms
Chester, SC
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cindy Aldrich" <mrsaldrich@mindspring.com>
To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

> Considering that some of our alpacas are getting up into the 20-plus range
> when they slip this mortal coil, would the pelt of such an animal still be
> of the quality needed for a decent high-end product?
>
> Cindy Aldrich
> Shepherd's Purse Alpacas
> Mount airy, Maryland
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Barrie Hanslip" <bhanslip@shaw.ca>
> To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:02 PM
> Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?
>
>
>> This IS a delicate question at present, but I do believe that meat and
> pelts
>> are definitely in the future.............and should be.
>>
>> Barrie Hanslip
>> Sooke, BC
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Cathy Stephenson" <midnightfire@chestertel.com>
>> To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
>> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 10:13 AM
>> Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re: Llama in car...
>>
>>
>> > Your last paragraph is of interest to me about sheep. You have a use
>> > for
>> > the
>> > end product in the way of pelts and meat. What becomes of an alpaca?
>> > I
>> > have tried to ask this question delicately and have not got the answer
>> > I
>> > have been looking for except " thats why there are so many geldings in
>> > rescue" Where are we going with these animals? I am new and maybe
>> > this
>> > is
>> > a really dumb as well as delicate question. Cathy
>> > StephenOakes Farms
>> > Chester, SC
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[Alpacasite]

What?? No Mars bars in Mars bars?

Thanks for the smiles!! Libby

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Hi all,
Just for grins, I thought I'd pass on some breaking news.
I modified my universal translator and with a simple reversal on the
polarity on the pharphegnugen, turned it into a time machine and went into
the future.
Here's the news from 2036:
ARI President Sarah Stepp has announced she will not be running for a 3rd
term. With her schedule as Senate majority leader and upcoming bid for
President of the US, she just doesn't have the time needed.
Amy McCroskie has decided to bribe Arlin. She'll be running for president
again. This would be her 12th term on a BOD. Arlin could not be reached for
comment, but he was heard swearing in the background.
Sarah's husband, AOBA president Quint Forstner-Stepp, will continue to
serve
as AOBA president as he feels that the breed standards issue will soon be
resolved. He does intend to step down when he moves to the White House
though.
In a surprise move, it has been reported that Bill Gates recently acquired
Barnum and Bailey, two alpacas. While the reports do not state a purchase
price, it was confirmed that the title to the State of Hawaii had recently
been transferred from Mr. Gates to the sellers.
While Jerry Forstner was on vacation to Mars, Libby called him asking for
Mars bars. Jerry just didn't have the heart to explain, stopped by the
local
7-11 on the way home, and picked the up the chocolate bars for her. He has
reported that he will vacation on Venus from now on.
Libby ate the Mars bars.
PacaStuff has reported it now has retail outlets in all of the major US and
European markets. It recently announced that it will be selling franchises,
the first two to be available in Eloy, Arizona and Talequah Oklahoma.
It has shipped approximately $10,000,000,000 in finished goods to Peru.
The alpaca export to Peru, Bolivia, and Chili has been going as planned,
although all three countries are complaining that we aren't sending enough
to meet demand. China is finally happy with our exportation quotas.
Rick Horn Jr. from California reported he has had no males born on his farm
in 3 years and 1892 births.
He credits this to only breeding on a waning moon, ACV in the water,
Montovanni records played during breedings, and a super-duper ultrasound
technique.
With dylithium crystals at an all time high, it's currently costing about
$86.00 to beam an alpaca to another farm for breeding. AI is being
investigated as an alternative, but it will require a vote from the
membership. Based on current numbers, we'll need 600,562,139 members to
vote
in order to meet the quorum.

Rick
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Murrieta, Ca. 92563
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[Alpacasite] Sad Day for OH Great Day for KS

List,

I have heard UNCONFIRMED news that Ohio State University will be losing
Dr. Dave Anderson in the near future. As I understand it he is slated to
be leaving OSU for parts of Kansas.

As I say, this is unconfirmed but the news comes from a rather reliable
source.

As a fellow Buckeye I am saddened and we will miss him but I am glad for
those in Kansas. If it is true, you are getting a great scholar and a
great friend of lamas.

Tim Wilson
Sterling Forrest Alpacas
Chagrin Falls, OH

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Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

Considering that some of our alpacas are getting up into the 20-plus range
when they slip this mortal coil, would the pelt of such an animal still be
of the quality needed for a decent high-end product?

Cindy Aldrich
Shepherd's Purse Alpacas
Mount airy, Maryland
----- Original Message -----
From: "Barrie Hanslip" <bhanslip@shaw.ca>
To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 8:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

> This IS a delicate question at present, but I do believe that meat and
pelts
> are definitely in the future.............and should be.
>
> Barrie Hanslip
> Sooke, BC
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Cathy Stephenson" <midnightfire@chestertel.com>
> To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 10:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re: Llama in car...
>
>
> > Your last paragraph is of interest to me about sheep. You have a use for
> > the
> > end product in the way of pelts and meat. What becomes of an alpaca? I
> > have tried to ask this question delicately and have not got the answer I
> > have been looking for except " thats why there are so many geldings in
> > rescue" Where are we going with these animals? I am new and maybe this
> > is
> > a really dumb as well as delicate question. Cathy
> > StephenOakes Farms
> > Chester, SC
>
>
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[Alpacasite] Re: ARI membership

If you have problems again with the screen staying the same when you
click on it, there is an easy solution. Someone on this site told me
when I was having trouble registering crias online. To bypass the
pop ups without changing a lot of settings--I'm not real computer
savvy--just hold down the Ctrl key and then click and it overrides
the pop up every time. Simple, and works like a charm.
Bill Resek
Three Willows Ranch
Newcomerstown, Ohio

--- In Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com, "Pleasant View Farm"
<desando@p...> wrote:
>
> So..............I did all the things you said, Joyce. And it STILL
didn't work. But.................guess what!!?? My name is spelled
DeSando. So, I had to type it in de sando.c
>
> It worked!!! See what happens when you tell Microsoft to remember
your ID? You forget it, and get all discombobulated.
>
> Thanks all, for all the time you helped this helpless one get
online to ARI. Dues paid. Free DNA card will be shipped.
>
> Ho! Ho! Ho!
>
> Camille
>
> Pleasant View Farm Suri Alpacas ~ Camille DeSando,
Proprietress
> Gilbert, PA ~ Phone: 610-681-
3759
> SURI ALPACAS~ALPACA CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES~FIBER~YARN
> www.pleasantviewfarmalpacas.com
desando@p...
>
> If opportunity doesn't knock, build a new
door.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: pacajoyce
> To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 6:55 PM
> Subject: [Alpacasite] Re: ARI membership
>
>
> Well, that depends upon who you have your DSL service from. I
just
> went through trying to figure this out on my PC where I have
> Internet Explorer and Yahoo/SBC. If you go to Tools, Inernet
> Options, and click on the Security Tab. Then Click on Trusted
> Sites/Sites and type in the address of the site to be trusted and
> click Add. Also, under Tools, select Popup Blocker and turn it
off,
> but that's not enough....On the Menu line for your DSL Service,
run
> your cursor across the tabs until you come to one that says Popup
> Blocker, select Always Allow Popups...highlight the address that
is
> blocked and click Allow. if there are none, then you need to
browse
> to the site that gives you the popup and try again.
>
> See how easy ;-)
>
> Joyce
>
> Joyce Judy
> Alpacas del Oeste
> pacajoyce@s...
> Bay Point, CA
>
> --- In Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com, jan davis <jandavis@d...>
wrote:
> >
> > For all of the uneducated, non computer savvy of us out there,
> what is a pop-up
> > blocker and how does one disable it or add the ARI URL to the
> blockers allowed
> > list?
> > jandavis@d...
> > esparto CA 530-787-0007
> >
> >
> >
> > On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 15:45:11 -0500, Dick McCoy Foxrun Farm wrote:
> > >If you have a pop-up blocker try disabling it temporarily, or
> better, add the
> > ARI URL to the blocker's allowed list.
> > >Dick McCoy
> > >Foxrun Farms
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > From: Scott Paul (R Own Alpaca Farm)
> > > To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> > > Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 2:33 PM
> > > Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] ARI membership
> > >
> > >
> > > The same thing happened to me this afternoon
> > >
> > > I will try tonight form my home computer
> > >
> > > Scott Paul
> > >
> > > Pat Overmyer <rusticacres@u...> wrote:
> > > I have tried twice to order my yearly membership online.
When
> I click on
> > the
> > > final order button, the screen stays the same. Has anyone
else
> had this
> > > problem or know how I can fix it?
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Pat Overmyer
> > >
> > > Rustic Acres Alpaca Farm
> > >
> > > Zanesfield, Ohio
> > >
> > >
> > >
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Re: [Alpacasite] Re: ARI membership

So..............I did all the things you said, Joyce. And it STILL didn't work. But.................guess what!!?? My name is spelled DeSando. So, I had to type it in de sando.c

It worked!!! See what happens when you tell Microsoft to remember your ID? You forget it, and get all discombobulated.

Thanks all, for all the time you helped this helpless one get online to ARI. Dues paid. Free DNA card will be shipped.

Ho! Ho! Ho!

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----- Original Message -----
From: pacajoyce
To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 6:55 PM
Subject: [Alpacasite] Re: ARI membership

Well, that depends upon who you have your DSL service from. I just
went through trying to figure this out on my PC where I have
Internet Explorer and Yahoo/SBC. If you go to Tools, Inernet
Options, and click on the Security Tab. Then Click on Trusted
Sites/Sites and type in the address of the site to be trusted and
click Add. Also, under Tools, select Popup Blocker and turn it off,
but that's not enough....On the Menu line for your DSL Service, run
your cursor across the tabs until you come to one that says Popup
Blocker, select Always Allow Popups...highlight the address that is
blocked and click Allow. if there are none, then you need to browse
to the site that gives you the popup and try again.

See how easy ;-)

Joyce

Joyce Judy
Alpacas del Oeste
pacajoyce@sbcglobal.net
Bay Point, CA

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> For all of the uneducated, non computer savvy of us out there,
what is a pop-up
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blockers allowed
> list?
> jandavis@d...
> esparto CA 530-787-0007
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>
>
> On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 15:45:11 -0500, Dick McCoy Foxrun Farm wrote:
> >If you have a pop-up blocker try disabling it temporarily, or
better, add the
> ARI URL to the blocker's allowed list.
> >Dick McCoy
> >Foxrun Farms
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Scott Paul (R Own Alpaca Farm)
> > To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
> > Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 2:33 PM
> > Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] ARI membership
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> > The same thing happened to me this afternoon
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> > Pat Overmyer <rusticacres@u...> wrote:
> > I have tried twice to order my yearly membership online. When
I click on
> the
> > final order button, the screen stays the same. Has anyone else
had this
> > problem or know how I can fix it?
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[Alpacasite] Re: Breaking news from 2036

Rick,

LOL!! I am rolling on the floor with laughter!

I just calculated what my age will be in the year 2,036 and it made
me laugh even louder. What a visual! Good Lord willing, I'll be
there! LOL!

Thanks for the giggle, Rick. You are warped but amazing!

Amy

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> Hi all,
> Just for grins, I thought I'd pass on some breaking news.
> I modified my universal translator and with a simple reversal on the
> polarity on the pharphegnugen, turned it into a time machine and
went into
> the future.
> Here's the news from 2036:
> ARI President Sarah Stepp has announced she will not be running for
a 3rd
> term. With her schedule as Senate majority leader and upcoming bid
for
> President of the US, she just doesn't have the time needed.
> Amy McCroskie has decided to bribe Arlin. She'll be running for
president
> again. This would be her 12th term on a BOD. Arlin could not be
reached for
> comment, but he was heard swearing in the background.
> Sarah's husband, AOBA president Quint Forstner-Stepp, will continue
to serve
> as AOBA president as he feels that the breed standards issue will
soon be
> resolved. He does intend to step down when he moves to the White
House
> though.
> In a surprise move, it has been reported that Bill Gates recently
acquired
> Barnum and Bailey, two alpacas. While the reports do not state a
purchase
> price, it was confirmed that the title to the State of Hawaii had
recently
> been transferred from Mr. Gates to the sellers.
> While Jerry Forstner was on vacation to Mars, Libby called him
asking for
> Mars bars. Jerry just didn't have the heart to explain, stopped by
the local
> 7-11 on the way home, and picked the up the chocolate bars for her.
He has
> reported that he will vacation on Venus from now on.
> Libby ate the Mars bars.
> PacaStuff has reported it now has retail outlets in all of the
major US and
> European markets. It recently announced that it will be selling
franchises,
> the first two to be available in Eloy, Arizona and Talequah
Oklahoma.
> It has shipped approximately $10,000,000,000 in finished goods to
Peru.
> The alpaca export to Peru, Bolivia, and Chili has been going as
planned,
> although all three countries are complaining that we aren't sending
enough
> to meet demand. China is finally happy with our exportation quotas.
> Rick Horn Jr. from California reported he has had no males born on
his farm
> in 3 years and 1892 births.
> He credits this to only breeding on a waning moon, ACV in the water,
> Montovanni records played during breedings, and a super-duper
ultrasound
> technique.
> With dylithium crystals at an all time high, it's currently costing
about
> $86.00 to beam an alpaca to another farm for breeding. AI is being
> investigated as an alternative, but it will require a vote from the
> membership. Based on current numbers, we'll need 600,562,139
members to vote
> in order to meet the quorum.
>
>
> Rick
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Re: [Alpacasite] Re:What becomes of an alpaca?

This IS a delicate question at present, but I do believe that meat and pelts
are definitely in the future.............and should be.

Barrie Hanslip
Sooke, BC

----- Original Message -----
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To: <Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: [Alpacasite] Re: Llama in car...

> Your last paragraph is of interest to me about sheep. You have a use for
> the
> end product in the way of pelts and meat. What becomes of an alpaca? I
> have tried to ask this question delicately and have not got the answer I
> have been looking for except " thats why there are so many geldings in
> rescue" Where are we going with these animals? I am new and maybe this
> is
> a really dumb as well as delicate question. Cathy
> StephenOakes Farms
> Chester, SC

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Re: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Rick,

Thanks for the updates! But one piece of news you missed, it has been announced that a new specialty item will be arriving at the "hottest" boutique delis...a lovely new cheese called "cou brouillé" (fuzzy neck)

How they milk those darned alpacas, I will never know!

Holly Zech
Pleasant Grove CA

----- Original Message -----
From: All American Alpacas
To: Alpacasite@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:00 PM
Subject: [Alpacasite] Breaking news from 2036

Hi all,
Just for grins, I thought I'd pass on some breaking news.
I modified my universal translator and with a simple reversal on the
polarity on the pharphegnugen, turned it into a time machine and went into
the future.
Here's the news from 2036:
ARI President Sarah Stepp has announced she will not be running for a 3rd
term. With her schedule as Senate majority leader and upcoming bid for
President of the US, she just doesn't have the time needed.
Amy McCroskie has decided to bribe Arlin. She'll be running for president
again. This would be her 12th term on a BOD. Arlin could not be reached for
comment, but he was heard swearing in the background.
Sarah's husband, AOBA president Quint Forstner-Stepp, will continue to serve
as AOBA president as he feels that the breed standards issue will soon be
resolved. He does intend to step down when he moves to the White House
though.
In a surprise move, it has been reported that Bill Gates recently acquired
Barnum and Bailey, two alpacas. While the reports do not state a purchase
price, it was confirmed that the title to the State of Hawaii had recently
been transferred from Mr. Gates to the sellers.
While Jerry Forstner was on vacation to Mars, Libby called him asking for
Mars bars. Jerry just didn't have the heart to explain, stopped by the local
7-11 on the way home, and picked the up the chocolate bars for her. He has
reported that he will vacation on Venus from now on.
Libby ate the Mars bars.
PacaStuff has reported it now has retail outlets in all of the major US and
European markets. It recently announced that it will be selling franchises,
the first two to be available in Eloy, Arizona and Talequah Oklahoma.
It has shipped approximately $10,000,000,000 in finished goods to Peru.
The alpaca export to Peru, Bolivia, and Chili has been going as planned,
although all three countries are complaining that we aren't sending enough
to meet demand. China is finally happy with our exportation quotas.
Rick Horn Jr. from California reported he has had no males born on his farm
in 3 years and 1892 births.
He credits this to only breeding on a waning moon, ACV in the water,
Montovanni records played during breedings, and a super-duper ultrasound
technique.
With dylithium crystals at an all time high, it's currently costing about
$86.00 to beam an alpaca to another farm for breeding. AI is being
investigated as an alternative, but it will require a vote from the
membership. Based on current numbers, we'll need 600,562,139 members to vote
in order to meet the quorum.

Rick
--
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All American Alpacas
35215 Avenida Mañana
Murrieta, Ca. 92563
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