Master password
jabr...@optonline.net
summer (a link from either this newsgroup or the web to a Napco site).
The master password cannot be added or created. I tried Napco, napco,
pass, password, "no password at all", but keep on getting the message
"Password was not accepted". I even uninstalled and reinstalled the
software, but still no access. Could this have not been an original,
and rezipped by someone, who reset the master password? I also noticed
that the MA1008LKDL was not listed in this version (will the MA1008E
panel be the same), or do I have to find an older version of the
PCI2000 software that the manual states is necessary for the
downloading?
G. Morgan
<jabr...@optonline.net> wrote:
Get the password from Napco, or the software from a legitimate source.
Hey Bass-- How about posting YOUR Napco password?
--
-Graham
(delete the double e's to email)
Roland
however for some reason the most current software version is only available
via US mail from Napco. That version is supposed to support the old version
panels with an 'E' suffix. The old PCD 2000 is a DOS version you'll have to
use with all the rest.
>I tried Napco, napco,
> pass, password, "no password at all",
may give you the default master password that posts here. If you did change
the master password, and if you're having the master password problem, you
probably have another "instance" of MSDE running somewhere on the computer
you're using to download the panels.
<jabr...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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Robert L Bass
and the MA-1008e.
The OP should remove the Quickloadr program completely from his PC. Then reinstall it from scratch. Select "Master" as the user
name and an arbitrary master code.
NOTE: It is important NOT to use the master code for day-to-day work using the Quickloader program. In the unfortunate event that
you inadvertently exit the program without first closing any open file and logging off, you will not be able to get back in using
the same user name that was last used. If that happens to be the master user you're totally leucked. You will not be able to
access the software or your saved files.
For this reason you should first go into "File... Dealer Settings..." and set up one or more "Operators". After setting up the
communications parameters log out and then log back in as one of the named Operators to start working on an "account" (Napco calls a
configuration file an "account").
--
Regards,
Robert L Bass
=============================>
Bass Home Electronics
941-866-1100
4883 Fallcrest Circle
Sarasota · Florida · 34233
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com
=============================>
"Roland" <rol...@corridor.net> wrote in message news:KcHhh.54776$qp1....@tornado.texas.rr.com...
G. Morgan
<rober...@comcast.net> wrote:
>The downloadable file on Napco's server is version 5.41. The only Magnum Alert series panels supported are the MA-1000e, MA-3000
>and the MA-1008e.
>
>The OP should remove the Quickloadr program completely from his PC. Then reinstall it from scratch. Select "Master" as the user
>name and an arbitrary master code.
>
>NOTE: It is important NOT to use the master code for day-to-day work using the Quickloader program. In the unfortunate event that
>you inadvertently exit the program without first closing any open file and logging off, you will not be able to get back in using
>the same user name that was last used. If that happens to be the master user you're totally leucked. You will not be able to
>access the software or your saved files.
>
>For this reason you should first go into "File... Dealer Settings..." and set up one or more "Operators". After setting up the
>communications parameters log out and then log back in as one of the named Operators to start working on an "account" (Napco calls a
>configuration file an "account").
Hey Roland....
See how he used your post for his own selfish means?
First.... He said something about a downloadable file -- notice
there were no download credentials available. He only will post
Honeywell or GE because they are not uniquely identifiable. Why
didn't he post the Napco software link?
Second: he posted a default PW for dealer SW ... not that big a deal
Third: He managed to get a 'slam' at an ASA regular, Mark Leuck.
Then> He offers useless information that anyone that possess the
software would already know...
To make it personal --->>>>>
THIS WAS A DIRECT RESPONSE TO YOU!!!!
He knows you're ignoring him and it pisses him off!!!
What say you? Make it good, as I know you will. Tell the prick why
you're not responding to him right here... you're responding to me..
I want to know too (again)! ..
Roland Moore
> there were no download credentials available. He only will post
> Honeywell or GE because they are not uniquely identifiable. Why
> didn't he post the Napco software link?
In this case Bass is right. Napco finally did post the latest 5.41 version
of their software sometime on or after the 8th of December. Since I don't
check the Napco site that often I didn't notice and thought they still had
the old version up there. In any case telling the guy it's there won't help
him unless Bass emailed a Napco login to him (or the whole file somehow).
Bass says he lets his customers use Quickloader software so he must have a
technique to get it to them.
> Second: he posted a default PW for dealer SW ... not that big a deal.
I figured he would "help" the guy out. With as much experience as Bass has
with this Quickloader thing, I thought he would tell the guy how to use a
SQL editor and give him a script to straighten out the database password
thing. Perhaps reloading the software will fix the problem as Bass suggests.
You've probably had to use a SQL editor to straighten out a few database
bugs on some DVR unit, or a screwed up access control database at least a
time or two. I guessed there was a similar type work around for the
Quickloader thing that Bass would know, especially since he knew the
problem.
> Third: He managed to get a 'slam' at an ASA regular, Mark Leuck.
To be fair other posters seldom miss a chance to get at Bass either. I think
in some twisted way both sides like it too much to stop.
> To make it personal --->>>>>
>
>
> THIS WAS A DIRECT RESPONSE TO YOU!!!!
I don't know Bass and he doesn't know me. I couldn't take anything he says
here as a direct response to me, even if that is how he meant it. I know he
is having some medical issues. I hope he beats it. Until he blows the all
clear on that front I am going to leave him alone. Bass seems to me to be an
expert gadfly. I believe he could make a saint curse. If he thinks I am
ignoring him out of slight and not concern for him as a fellow human being
and takes offense at it then so be it. Besides if I get into it about
something it won't really ever do anything but perhaps entertain others here
who truly seem to dislike him. Once that starts some folks seem to want to
go off the deep end with their Bass attacks into ones that are too chilling
and disturbed in my view. But some folks like reading about someone's
delight in a gaggle of buzzards taking turns giving Bass' corpse a maggot
cock enema, or worse (if that's even possible), so don't let me try to stop
anyone. I don't like to read those and so I don't want to provoke that. I
wonder if by this time next year if Bass isn't here to annoy the crap out of
them if they will be as happy about that as they claim they'll be. I don't
think so. Someone would be tempted to go dig him up and put a web cam on the
remains just to argue about an accurate count of the number of parasitoid
wasps, parasitoid beetles and predatory flies that are eating all the other
stuff crawling on him, like angels dancing on the head of a pin. Once that
gets old, next up would be to install a two way speakphone on the web cam.
Then you'd hear "I got my eye on you Bass." "Wait where are yours?" "Oh I
see it." "Look, it fell out and rolled over by your left hand." "Try and
give that old prune eye a turn this way." "Come on Bass, look at me when I
am talking to you" "What's the matter Bass?" "Cat got your tongue?" "No,
sorry, a vulture and a coyote are fighting over it; looks like the cat
just ate your left nut.". So I don't think it this stuff will ever end, even
when Bass is gone.
It is the Christmas season after all. I am going to try to enjoy it. Try the
link below and see if that doesn't help put you in the spirit of Christmas.
It did for me. At least I got a good laugh. After a year like this one who
couldn't use a laugh?
http://www.toonedin.com:80/movies/WhiteTrashXmas.html
"G. Morgan" <alar...@geemail.com> wrote in message
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Jim
Roland Moore wrote:
> >
> >
> > THIS WAS A DIRECT RESPONSE TO YOU!!!!
>
> I don't know Bass and he doesn't know me. I couldn't take anything he says
> here as a direct response to me, even if that is how he meant it. I know he
> is having some medical issues. I hope he beats it. Until he blows the all
> clear on that front I am going to leave him alone. Bass seems to me to be an
> expert gadfly. I believe he could make a saint curse. If he thinks I am
> ignoring him out of slight and not concern for him as a fellow human being
> and takes offense at it then so be it. Besides if I get into it about
> something it won't really ever do anything but perhaps entertain others here
> who truly seem to dislike him. Once that starts some folks seem to want to
> go off the deep end with their Bass attacks into ones that are too chilling
> and disturbed in my view. But some folks like reading about someone's
> delight in a gaggle of buzzards taking turns giving Bass' corpse a maggot
> cock enema, or worse (if that's even possible), so don't let me try to stop
> anyone. I don't like to read those and so I don't want to provoke that. I
> wonder if by this time next year if Bass isn't here to annoy the crap out of
> them if they will be as happy about that as they claim they'll be. I don't
> think so.
You're wrong. Whether anyone will admit it or not, I know that everyone
is looking
forward to the peace and quite.
Mark Leuck
"Robert L Bass" <rober...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> The downloadable file on Napco's server is version 5.41. The only Magnum
Alert series panels supported are the MA-1000e, MA-3000
> and the MA-1008e.
And the 1016E
Mark Leuck
"Roland Moore" <rol...@corridor.net> wrote in message
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> > First.... He said something about a downloadable file -- notice
> > there were no download credentials available. He only will post
> > Honeywell or GE because they are not uniquely identifiable. Why
> > didn't he post the Napco software link?
>
> In this case Bass is right. Napco finally did post the latest 5.41 version
> of their software sometime on or after the 8th of December. Since I don't
> check the Napco site that often I didn't notice and thought they still had
> the old version up there. In any case telling the guy it's there won't
help
> him unless Bass emailed a Napco login to him (or the whole file somehow).
> Bass says he lets his customers use Quickloader software so he must have a
> technique to get it to them.
Which oddly doesn't seem to involve posting a login to Napco's site.
>
> I figured he would "help" the guy out. With as much experience as Bass has
> with this Quickloader thing, I thought he would tell the guy how to use a
> SQL editor and give him a script to straighten out the database password
> thing. Perhaps reloading the software will fix the problem as Bass
suggests.
> You've probably had to use a SQL editor to straighten out a few database
> bugs on some DVR unit, or a screwed up access control database at least a
> time or two. I guessed there was a similar type work around for the
> Quickloader thing that Bass would know, especially since he knew the
> problem.
Uh no you can't fix it with an SQL editor
> > Third: He managed to get a 'slam' at an ASA regular, Mark Leuck.
>
> To be fair other posters seldom miss a chance to get at Bass either. I
think
> in some twisted way both sides like it too much to stop.
I could care less if he slams me, he was wrong about the subject at hand and
couldn't admit it. Unlike others here I don't get personal
Robert L Bass
I'm always right. It's just that sometimes I'm more right than others. :^)
> Napco finally did post the latest 5.41
> version of their software sometime
> on or after the 8th of December...
Apparently they were working on the site since most of the files were unavailable for a few days. Once they finished all was
working again. Nonetheless, I liked their old website much better than the current version.
> Bass says he lets his customers use
> Quickloader software so he must have
> a technique to get it to them...
Yep, and it's a perfectly lawful one.
>> Second: he posted a default PW for
>> dealer SW ... not that big a deal...
It's common knowlegde. In fact, the PDF instruction file and the Readme file are available all over the WWW.
> I figured he would "help" the guy out.
> With as much experience as Bass has with this Quickloader thing, I thought
> he would tell the guy how to use a SQL editor and give him a script to
> straighten out the database password thing...
I don't know how to do that or I'd share it with all of you (unlike my friend from Tampa) as well as anyone else who needed it. IMO
the problem is a flaw in the SW but since Napco didn't hire me to write their SW they can fix it themselves.
> Perhaps reloading the software will fix
> the problem as Bass suggests.
It does and if one uses the same master password the data files will be readable. But reloading and reconfiguring the SW is a pain.
I try to warn people so they can avoid problems.
> You've probably had to use a SQL
> editor to straighten out a few database bugs on some DVR unit, or a screwed
> up access control database at least a time or two...
Not likely. Most of these guys don't know what SQL is.
> I guessed there was a similar type work
> around for the Quickloader thing that
> Bass would know, especially since he
> knew the problem.
Nope. I know the problem and I know how to avoid it but I don't have a handy fix.
>> Third: He managed to get a 'slam'
>> at an ASA regular, Mark Leuck.
Kicks and giggles, right?
> To be fair other posters seldom miss
> a chance to get at Bass either. I think in some twisted way both sides like
> it too much to stop.
>
> If he thinks I am ignoring him out of
> slight and not concern for him as a
> fellow human being and takes offense
> at it then so be it...
I hadn't given it any thought. You don't post trash so I try to treat you with respect. You can ignore that or not. Either way I
have no bone to pick with you.
Roland Moore
and quiet.
How it does, when it does and under what conditions it does come are the
only variables. I don't have any special knowledge of a hereafter, but you
might want Bass to stick around for purely selfish reasons. You seem to know
the negative side of Bass perhaps better than Bass himself does. If you end
up in the same spot ultimately, do you want to give him that much of a
challenge, opportunity and head start to get a special welcome ready for
you? In my friend's recent passing he in his last moment's (in a coma) sat
up and shouted to someone (no one else in the room could see) "I am good to
go". As you depart the planet you may see, as many other have reported
seeing, certain visions. Perhaps it will be a light you vision, whether
heavenly in nature or perhaps more like a blast furnace door, either way
Bass could be there saying "I've been waiting for you!" And to your loved
ones still on earth your last words they hear you say would be "Bass? Is
that you?"
"Jim" <alar...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Robert L Bass
> each get their turn at everlasting
> peace and quiet.
Actually, I'm expecting a continual party in the hereafter. Meanwhiile, I'm preparing for that by partying all the time in the here
and now. :^)
> How it does, when it does and under
> what conditions it does come are the only variables...
My father used to say he wanted to die at the age of 99... shot by a jealous husband.
> I don't have any special knowledge
> of a hereafter, but you might want
> Bass to stick around for purely selfish
> reasons. You seem to know the
> negative side of Bass perhaps better
> than Bass himself does...
Naah. He's never even met me. Jiminex is just a nasty old man with a hateful demeanor, spending his time ranting and raving in
Usenet because he has no friends and no life in the real world.
> If you end up in the same spot
> ultimately, do you want to give
> him that much of a challenge,
> opportunity and head start to
> get a special welcome ready for you?...
Heh, heh, heh. What a thought! In point of fact, I haven't the time, energy or inclination to do anything now or in the hereafter
to harm old Jiminex. He's doing everything he can to seal his own fate without any assistance from me. Can you imagine anyone as
hateful and vicious as he actually expecting to make it into heaven? How truly sad.
> In my friend's recent passing he in
> his last moment's (in a coma) sat up and shouted to someone (no
> one else in the room could see) "I
> am good to go"...
A favorite aunt passed last year at age 87. She always said she was ready to go any time, but a few days before she dies she
confided to me that she was not ready at all. I tried to share the Truth with her many times but she never would listen. And now
she's gone.
> either way Bass could be there saying
> "I've been waiting for you!" And to your
> loved ones still on earth your last words
> they hear you say would be "Bass? Is that you?"
As humorous as that sounds, I really wouldn't spend the effort trying to hurt him. He's doing a fine job of that all by himself.
Jim
Roland Moore wrote:
> Everyone here including Bass will each get their turn at everlasting peace
> and quiet.
> How it does, when it does and under what conditions it does come are the
> only variables. I don't have any special knowledge of a hereafter, but you
> might want Bass to stick around for purely selfish reasons. You seem to know
> the negative side of Bass perhaps better than Bass himself does. If you end
> up in the same spot ultimately, do you want to give him that much of a
> challenge, opportunity and head start to get a special welcome ready for
> you? In my friend's recent passing he in his last moment's (in a coma) sat
> up and shouted to someone (no one else in the room could see) "I am good to
> go". As you depart the planet you may see, as many other have reported
> seeing, certain visions. Perhaps it will be a light you vision, whether
> heavenly in nature or perhaps more like a blast furnace door, either way
> Bass could be there saying "I've been waiting for you!" And to your loved
> ones still on earth your last words they hear you say would be "Bass? Is
> that you?"
>
>
When you're dead, you're dead.
But I can say that if I had the opportunity, I might consider using my
last breath to spit in his face.
There's no magic or mystery about dying.
Deitys are created in the minds of men to releive them of taking the
responsibilty for their own lives and deeds.
When I die, the world comes to an end. That's all that's important. I'm
the most important person that ever existed and ever will. While I'm
here, I take care of those that are important to me. When I'm gone
they're on their own.
As a professor I had, once told me ... "Don't eminitize the
eschaton"
( I dare you to look up the meaning of that quote!)
Roland Moore
I can not parse that sentence, let alone that concept.
>But I can say that if I had the opportunity, I might consider using my
>last breath to spit in his face.
I saw that movie also. Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Ricardo Montalbán
character's last words to William Shatner's Kirk. A little too over the top
for this place I am afraid. Not a big enough audience. It still has some
shock value to newcomers I suspect, but not much to those that have read
your other posts.
>There's no magic or mystery about dying.
Do tell? You've figured this all out? It is generous of you to keep it to
yourself. Just think of the scholars, poets, theologians, politicians,
physicians, and mystics that you would "put out of business" so to speak
with your special knowledge and understanding.
> Deitys are created in the minds of men to releive them of taking the
> responsibilty for their own lives and deeds.
That is a "chicken and egg" type question and answer because you don't
account for the origin and structure of that mind. Whether that mind was
created or evolved, the mechanism and purpose for the genesis of that nearly
universal concept of a deity formed in that mind is somehow missing in your
statement.
> When I die, the world comes to an end. That's all that's important. I'm
> the most important person that ever existed and ever will. While I'm
> here, I take care of those that are important to me. When I'm gone
> they're on their own.
You must be every life insurance salesman's worst nightmare. On the other
hand, by adopting that level of pathological narcissism you are a
psychiatrist's dream.
>As a professor I had, once told me ... "Don't eminitize the eschaton"
>( I dare you to look up the meaning of that quote!)
Okay, I took the dare, and here it is.
Eric Voegelin's 1952 book, The New Science of Politics
Young Americans for Freedom wore badges blazoned with the slogan "Don't
Immanentize the Eschaton"
eschaton = end of the world, end of time, climax of history
eschatological = any system of doctrines concerning last, or final, matters,
as death, the Judgment, the future state, etc.
eminitize = variant of (or misspelling) of Immanentize
Immanentist = the belief that the Deity indwells and operates directly
within the universe or nature
Immanentize means to make part of the here and now. Eschaton, like
eschatology,
relates to the branch of theology which deals with humanity's destiny.
To immanentize something is to draw it in closely, to make it a part of one's
immediate, subjective consciousness and experience. The eschaton is our
ultimate destination, the final end toward which our lives are ordinated.
Affirming an insight that lies at the core of classical Greek philosophy as
well as Judaism and Christianity (the three streams of what Voegelin terms
"the Mediterranean tradition"), Voegelin views the yearning for
transcendence, the restlessness for a world better and higher than this
world, as a universal and empirically self-evident component of human
personhood, nothing less than a fundamental part of who we are.
Consequently, to immanentize the eschaton is to commit a basic error in
self-understanding. It is to assume wrongly that human aspiration and
destiny are coterminous with the natural world. It is to assume wrongly that
metaphysical questions, which are life's core questions, either do not exist
at all, or can be rationally investigated only through the methods of
physics, which in practice tends to be another way of defining such
questions as unanswerable and therefore irrelevant. In sum, to immanentize
the eschaton is to assume wrongly that ultimate reality, of which God is the
final measure, is instead some form of this-world reality, of which man is
presumed to be the final measure.
And this professor you quoted; you were his favorite student? Perhaps your
professor should have at least taught the correct spelling of Immanentize
(eminitize)? Or was he (or you) trying to be cryptic?
I think you're trying to say you know something the rest of us don't, or
you've experienced something the rest of us have not. Please bring forth
your enlightenment like the living verdure mighty one, as your mind delivers
the living verdure, like circinate vernation in the fullness of time. We
wait, for we know your sagacity slays our inadequate bourgeois understanding
of all that has ever been, or all that will ever be. Truly you are the Alpha
and Omega! Archen te kai teleuten kai mesa ton onton apanton echon.
No wait, you're just a bitter sad sack that loves spitting venomous words as
well as sophomoric bromides.
.
"Jim" <alar...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Robert L Bass
>>
>> But I can say that if I had the opportunity,
>> I might consider using my last breath to
>
> No wait, you're just a bitter sad sack that
> loves spitting venomous words as well as
Roland has come to the same conclusion about Jiminex as every other thinking person.
Crash Gordon
"Roland Moore" <rol...@corridor.net> wrote in message
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Jim
Ok, dead man, why don't you tell us how you feel about the conclusion
he and the other participants in ASA have made about you? OK now,
hold that thought.
See how it makes you want to change what you do here?
What's that? You say you don't feel any different?
Tut tut.
So sad that you've brought this on yourself. Isn't it a shame that
you've got to spend your few remaining days, getting all of the shit
you've spewed in Usenet, through the years, thrown back in your pale
dying face.
And Oh yes ...... have a nice day ..... I know you've got to be
thinking that they're getting quite scarce.
Jim
Well anyway, I think it only proper that rather than waxing
philosophical in this quagmire of ASA, that we instead not ponder the
differences of your world of shamans ghosts and and magic and mine of
pacticality. Neither of us has any proof one way or the other. Just as
you, I can only have faith that I'm right. And also we'll get into that
old problem of discussing politics or religion in a mixed group.
As far as venomous words, you've hit it on the head again. And there's
not a fucking thing you can do about it. So .... in short, ( to quote
the dead guy) If you don't like it, there's nothing you can do about
it. You don't have any say of what happens here. You can filter me, or
leave, or not. Lacking Bass' attitude about his own abhorrant conduct
here, there would be no reason for me to take a similar stand
........and that's a pretty sad state of affairs now, isn't it. But,
considering that fact that if no one opposed his conduct, it would
appear that what he does here, is OK. It isn't and it never will be.
Shortly, when he's gone, both what he's done and what I've done will be
forgotten. But he'll still be gone. And that's all that counts.
Bass is and has been a fucking arrogant son of a bitch for years and
there's nothing that you can say that will change that. He's ruined
this group and others for years along with insulting and ridiculing
anyone who doesn't agree with him. He's a nasty vindictive asshole and
deserves exactly what's happened to him. Some things just happen for
the better. I hope the cocksucker dies a miserable fucking death and
burns for eternity in that hell you've created. In this case, I could
only hope there was one, just for his sake. Unfortunately he'll only
get to die. But I can I can have hope it's sooner rather than later.
Oh and uhhh ....
No hard feelings ..... or not.
Roland Moore
"Crash Gordon" <webm...@siriussystems.invalid> wrote in message
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Frank Olson
> Thanks.
Proof positive that more than one "installer" has attained an education
level above Grade 12. :-)
Roland Moore
>visions and the magic about the hereafter.
discussed about these things through time. You are free to decide what it
means or doesn't mean. I was not making any effort to disabuse you of any
notions you may have about the topic.
If one were to ask me I would quote this:
Hypnagogic hallucination is episodes of seeing and hearing things as one is
falling asleep. These dreams can be frightening and can often cause a sudden
jerk and arousal just before sleep onset. For example, you may see yourself
falling and awaken with a sudden jerk, just before impact. As the subject
drifts off to sleep, he/she moves into a state that
combines the environment, of which the subject is still partially aware,
with a dream-like state of sleep, in which he might see people and hear them
talking. The experiences are often frightening. Sleep deprivation, irregular
sleep schedules, and medications all can predispose to occurrences of this
phenomenon.
Even with that understanding the event itself can be a disturbing one to
watch.
>that we instead not ponder the differences of your world of shamans ghosts
>and and magic and mine of >pacticality.
I don't know your world views any more than you know mine. You are free to
suppose anything you wish about me or my perspectives. I don't recall
discussing my beliefs here in this NG in any dogmatic way. I have made
plenty of sardonic remarks about ideas that seem too full of themselves to
let them pass peaceably by. If anything I would say that I like to observe
and question, without letting what I think I know already get in the way.
>Neither of us has any proof one way or the other.
There is never a shortage of "proof" It is more a question of what one is
willing to accept as "proof". If you say nothing written or nothing spoken,
then that certainly limits "proof".
>But he'll still be gone. And that's all that counts.
Unless you measure your lifespan in eons, eras and epochs, we will all be
gone in the blink of an eye. Is that all that counts?
>I hope the cocksucker dies a miserable fucking death and burns for
eternity in that hell you've created.
>"Cocksucker"?
Bass has never mentioned any gay desires I am aware of. What's in your
closet?
>"miserable fucking death"
I am not an oncologist, but I suspect every oncologist would agree that
most cancer deaths are truly miserable.
>"burns for eternity in that hell you've created"
Have you been talking to my ex? No, sorry, I didn't make hell, I am divorced
now. But thanks for the thought. I must give proper credit to someone else.
I have discussed what some believe are features of hell. Hell itself is not
a concept I understand. It is not mentioned as HELL in the Bible. It seems
it has its best description in The Divine Comedy in what we all know as
Dante's Inferno.
"Through me the way into the suffering city,
Through me the way to the eternal pain,
Through me the way that runs among the lost.
Justice urged on my high artificer;
My maker was divine authority,
The highest wisdom, and the primal love.
Before me nothing but eternal things were made,
And I endure eternally.
Abandon every hope, ye who enter here."
This might work, but I think you called Bass a "son of a bitch" and so, even
with that raised by wolves thing with Romulus and Remus going for him, I
don't think that makes Bass an Italian like Dante, so you may be out of
luck.
No hard feelings.
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Roland Moore
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Jim
and started you're own Newsgroup ...... Between the two of you, you
could fill it up with enough words to rival this groups 10 years worth
of posts, in about a week.
Roland Moore
> and started you're own Newsgroup ...... Between the two of you, you
> could fill it up with enough words to rival this groups 10 years worth
> of posts, in about a week.
With that much hot air it would just float away in about a week.
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Nelson Cunha
I have a Napco Gemini 3200 board with defective serial port . I decided
to replace it and bought an used one from a friend. The problem is: He
missed its master code and I need to recover it. Difficult ship this
board to the States cause I live in Brazil.
Would you help me on recovering its master code? I could make a
international phone call for security reasons.
Many thanks,
Nelson Cunha
{ njc...@superig.com.br }
Robert L Bass
I'm coming to Salvador on Fev 5 for 10 weeks. I can get you a replacement chip and bring it with me if you're in Bahia. Otherwise
it would have to be sent to the USA.
There are two people who participate in thios newsgroup who might be able to recover the code for you. Jim Rojas and Bob Campbell
are both honest people who do that for a fee. I don't know if they handle Napco panels though.
> Dear Robert,
>
> I have a Napco Gemini 3200 board
> with defective serial port . I decided
> to replace it and bought an used
> one from a friend. The problem is:
> He missed its master code and I
> need to recover it. Difficult ship this
> board to the States cause I live in
> Brazil.
Você é Americano ou Brasileiro? Seu nome aparece Brasileiro mas vc fala bem Ingles.
> Would you help me on recovering
> its master code?
Esta na Bahia? Se vc esta la, é fácil substituir um novo chip. Se nao é, vc precisa mandar pra ca.
> I could make a international phone
> call for security reasons.
Nao precisa.
> Many thanks,
De nada. Desculpe porque eu nao fala muito bem Portugues.
Nelson Cunha
Glad to know you are coming. Feb, carnival, 10 weeks, Bahia, you are a
lucky man . No I am not American, I am Brazilian and live in Minas
Gerais. You may bring such "master code chip" and I will pay you for
that. When you arrive in Salvador give me a call ( 31- 3852 4141) Your
Portuguese is better than my English. Congratulations!
Now some Brazilians words :
Você é o cara mais atencioso que já vi. Está sempre ajudando aos
que tem dificuldades de forma desinteressada.
Parabens e muito obrigado.
Nelson Cunha
Robert L Bass escreveu:
Robert L Bass
> carnival, 10 weeks, Bahia, you are
Yes indeed. I married a Brasileira!
Last night we had a party at my house
with 60 Brasileiros plus a few Americanos.
It ended about 6:30 this morning when
the last few people left. Everyone was
dancing, singing, eating and drinking
all night. My American colleagues have
no idea what a *great* party can be
until the party with Brasileiros. :^)
> No I am not American, I am Brazilian
> and live in Minas Gerais.
Ah, Minas! My namorada in Rio (before
I met my wife) was from Minas Gerais.
She was very beautiful like all Mineiras.
> You may bring such "master code
> chip" and I will pay you for that.
> When you arrive in Salvador give me
> a call ( 31- 3852 4141)
> Your Portuguese is better than my
> English. Congratulations!
OK, I'll order a chip for you. Just to be
sure I don't forget, please send me an
email too.
Tchau,
Robert L Bass
www.BassBurglarAlarms.com
