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To: Satr who wrote (264)	11/8/2004 6:43:18 PM
From: HG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 536

If I give my heart to you Will you handle it with care? Will you always treat me tenderly? And in every way be fair? If I give my heart to you Will you give me all your love? Will you swear that you'll be true to me? By the light that shines above? And will you sigh with me when I'm sad? Smile with me when I'm glad? And always be as you [were] with me tonight? Think it over and be sure Please don't answer till you do When you promise all these things to me Then I'll give my heart to you <instrumental interlude> Think it over and be sure Please don't answer till you do When you promise all these things to me Then I'll give my heart to you - Nat King Cole * I thought you'd change your moniker to accomodate the new look ! ** <smooch>

To: Satr who wrote (264)	3/2/2005 2:36:46 AM
From: HG	Respond to of 536

Hey Craigslist fan, here's something to make you beam........ --------------------------------------------------------------- Craigslist to beam ads one light year into space Tue Mar 1,11:01 AM ET Technology - SiliconValley.com By Michael Bazeley, Mercury News story.news.yahoo.com Having trouble unloading your 1980s PC or that rusting bicycle on craigslist? There's hope yet. Craigslist users will soon be able to reach out to a new universe of potential buyers. The San Francisco online classified ads site plans to collect millions of ads and beam them into deep space May 15, accompanied by a videotaped greeting from craigslist founder Craig Newmark. ``We believe there could be an infinite market opportunity,'' Newmark quipped in a press release. Users consent by checking a box next to their listings: ``OK to transmit this posting into outer space.'' Craigslist Chief Executive Jim Buckmaster won an eBay auction over the weekend -- at $1,225 -- for the chance to send a message into outer space. Florida's Deep Space Communications Network -- an audio and video production company -- will transmit the postings at least one light year into space using its existing satellite broadcasting gear. Rumor has it that Hollywood has already commissioned a TV show about the event -- called ``List in Space.''