A recent quote from www.reuters.com:

"February was a very disappointing month for industry sales. I think most everyone is going to be down," Lutz, GM's product development chief, told Reuters.

With the current recession in the US, Gasoline topping $3.00 / Gallon, rampant price increases, and increasing layoffs is this really a surprise to anyone ?

People only have so much money, if you keep raising the prices of everything eventually you hit a point where they just can't pay anymore, and have to stop buying things.  This is the one of the causes of the current Recession in the US.

I'm using this blog entry to test the upgrade to a new version of FCKEditor for the website.

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I received a question from a user today, composed a reply and then realized that they had not left an email address for me to reply to !

So, not being able to actually send my email, I decided to post it here.  Hopefully Juan Gaviria will come back and read it.

Hmm,

I don't think Domain Grabber is exactly what you are looking for, this program will make lists of domain names (or complete URL's) but it won't do email addresses.

However, there is a program that might do what you are needing.  It's called Contact Creator and you can find it here.  http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18354

Also, there is a thread at another board related your question. You can find it here.
http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=17153

Thank you for taking the time to send a message, and please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.

Robert

On Jan 11, 2008 7:23 PM, <JuanGaviria> wrote:

Juan Gaviria sent a message using the contact form at Silverwolf's
Auditorium. It was inadvertently intercepted as potential spam on
2008-01-08.

<p>I saw your software Domain Grabber on version tracker. Is this anything<br/>like list grabber. I was a PC user until about two years ago before going<br/>to my mac. I have stopped using all of my pc software except list grabber<br/>made by e-grabber. This software allows me to copy lists off of directories<br/>on the internet and puts them all in a spread sheet. It audimates the<br/>proses.

If not do you have any suggestions.

Thanks,

Juan</p>

From Techdirt:

GM continues to expand the features of its popular OnStar system with a new service that's been talked about for years, that would allow the company to automatically stop a stolen car remotely. The last time we spoke about such a concept, it was four years ago -- and there were a lot of people worried about the idea. However, that may have been because it was the police asking for the right to stop cars remotely, rather than an individual using a private service (and they were also interested in using it to control speeders). In this case, the service would first alert the car thief that it's known they're driving a stolen car (and potentially that the police are on their way), and that OnStar is about to stop the automobile. It would then slowly halt the car -- though the driver could stop the car themselves at any time.

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