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Gender: Female
Location:
United States
United States
School:
University of Virginia, Johns Hopkins University
University of Virginia, Johns Hopkins University
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AARP
AARP
Hometown(s):
Virginia, Washington, Florida, Taiwan
Virginia, Washington, Florida, Taiwan
Quote:
Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment. -Mark Twain
Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment. -Mark Twain
Comments (12)
MRogers says:
Hi Amy,
I know you work hard through the week, but you could come by and say "Hi" every now and then....LOL !
Take care and have a good one my friend,
Michael
I know you work hard through the week, but you could come by and say "Hi" every now and then....LOL !
Take care and have a good one my friend,
Michael
Posted: May 6, 2008 10:32PM EDT
barry301 says:
hello amy !!
luckily we met online at the same time ... i really read your profile .it's very nice . that's why i try to add my comment to it .
i'm Barry from morocco and i hope you tell me about yourself.
BARRY amor-66@de5ierto.02
luckily we met online at the same time ... i really read your profile .it's very nice . that's why i try to add my comment to it .
i'm Barry from morocco and i hope you tell me about yourself.
BARRY amor-66@de5ierto.02
Posted: April 23, 2008 2:02PM EDT
Twinkness says:
Hi Amy, Just stopped in to say Good Morning! I loved your photos! Take care!
Karen
Karen
Posted: April 17, 2008 2:46AM EDT
okeyjokey says:
Hi. I'm new and just finished putting some information into my profile. Thank you for putting the information about "Friends" up. That was very helpful. I do have a question: I would like to start a grief support group in the aarp online community but do not know how to start (or under what category to put it). Can you help with this?
Posted: April 15, 2008 9:29PM EDT
Amy says:
Welcome! Glad you could join us. That's wonderful that you want to start a group. I'd also encourage you to visit two existing grief support groups that are wonderful: Grief and Loss (www.aarp.org/community/groups/GriefLoss/) and Lost to Grief (www.aarp.org/community/groups/LosttoGrief/). For directions on creating a new group, go to the main Groups page (www.aarp.org/community/groups/) and click the button that says "Create Group." Thanks and take care.
Posted: April 15, 2008 9:43PM EDT
HTee says:
Amy:
Old HTee has to admit to being Computer Illiterate and extremely, extremely dense between the ears. It takes a great deal to finally pound something into my dense head. Also, I have been very outspoken about the difficulty I have in navigating around this site compared to what I was able to do on the old site operated by Prospero.
I have copied and pasted the GROUP listing and I see there are 12 separate listings. There is also a number in parentheses after each. For example, after the first one, Arts & Entertainment (49). I opened it and found 9 different items, again a number by each which totaled to 49.
First question. Is Group a first level?
Second Question. Are these 9 listings a second level? Also what is the correct name for these 9 listings?
Third Question. First item is listed as Art (3). Is this a third level and what is the correct name?
Fourth Question. There are three topics listed in Arts. What is the correct name for these?
When I understand these four questions, I will be back with more which will be similar in nature. I started by saying I have been very critical of this site, even going so far as to say there was no thought given to using the best features of the old board and adding improvements.
Groups
Groups are how people in the Online Community come together to discuss issues and to answer each other's questions. Group members also can share topical photos, videos, and journals.
Registered users of AARP.org can create new groups.
List All Groups, or Browse by Category:
Arts & Entertainment (49)
Education & Learning (26)
Family & Friends (63)
Health (40)
Hobbies (33)
Lifestyle (28)
Money & Work (31)
News & Current Events (35)
Nonprofits & Volunteering (78)
Religion & Beliefs (15)
Regional, Places & Travel (41)
Sports & Recreation (41)
Old HTee has to admit to being Computer Illiterate and extremely, extremely dense between the ears. It takes a great deal to finally pound something into my dense head. Also, I have been very outspoken about the difficulty I have in navigating around this site compared to what I was able to do on the old site operated by Prospero.
I have copied and pasted the GROUP listing and I see there are 12 separate listings. There is also a number in parentheses after each. For example, after the first one, Arts & Entertainment (49). I opened it and found 9 different items, again a number by each which totaled to 49.
First question. Is Group a first level?
Second Question. Are these 9 listings a second level? Also what is the correct name for these 9 listings?
Third Question. First item is listed as Art (3). Is this a third level and what is the correct name?
Fourth Question. There are three topics listed in Arts. What is the correct name for these?
When I understand these four questions, I will be back with more which will be similar in nature. I started by saying I have been very critical of this site, even going so far as to say there was no thought given to using the best features of the old board and adding improvements.
Groups
Groups are how people in the Online Community come together to discuss issues and to answer each other's questions. Group members also can share topical photos, videos, and journals.
Registered users of AARP.org can create new groups.
List All Groups, or Browse by Category:
Arts & Entertainment (49)
Education & Learning (26)
Family & Friends (63)
Health (40)
Hobbies (33)
Lifestyle (28)
Money & Work (31)
News & Current Events (35)
Nonprofits & Volunteering (78)
Religion & Beliefs (15)
Regional, Places & Travel (41)
Sports & Recreation (41)
Posted: March 27, 2008 9:20PM EDT
Amy says:
Hi HTee,
I won't disagree with you on these points; I had a learning curve as well. But I applaud you for persevering and I will happily answer your question via a comment on your profile for easy reference!
Amy
I won't disagree with you on these points; I had a learning curve as well. But I applaud you for persevering and I will happily answer your question via a comment on your profile for easy reference!
Amy
Posted: March 27, 2008 9:43PM EDT
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