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To: engineer who wrote (62226)4/8/2007 9:12:09 PM
From: Eric L  Read Replies (6) | Respond to of 197016
 
Spelling and Anger Management ...

engineer,

<< I notice you can't even spell BER right. >>

Raymond didn't use the acronym BER. He used BLER. Different acronym applicable to vocoder technology, which I'm sure you know but one wonders why you are critiquing.

<< I am angry at the STandford professor. ... I am angry at the Ericson VP guys who stood at the back of the room at a TECHNICAL IEEE presentation ... I am angry at teh WSJ ... I am angry at an EU protectionist group ... I an angry at an old friend >>

As one of the most atrocious spellers on this board, with about a dozen spelling errors in your post to Raymond, perhaps you should purchase a new spellchecker on your way to your next anger management class.

Cheerio,

- Eric -



To: engineer who wrote (62226)4/8/2007 10:06:50 PM
From: Johnnie Memmonic  Respond to of 197016
 
Engineer,

Please keep posting. I have been reading your posts faithfully since 1998. Your technical posts have been helping me to differentiate between facts and FUDS. QCOM has been good for me.

Regards,



To: engineer who wrote (62226)4/9/2007 11:47:29 AM
From: Raymond  Respond to of 197016
 
"But unlike you and ERIC who do the stuff from reading PR sheets and reading books"
How did you know that I spend all days reading PR sheets?.I am impressed.You must be a mind reader.
Books are to difficult .To many long difficult words.
/R