On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 09:33:49 GMT, "Karen" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote: :>>> They had the bakery department at Red Apple on Perry when I was a :>>> barista at Roger's Espresso about 12 years ago. :>> :>> Is that right. You've got roots. :) :> :>And that little job caused me to ignorantly be called a "coffee pourer" :>which led to "waitress" and Gilmer ...

... bakers in my Mom's family back in Milwauee. Lots of work and early hours. But the place sure smells good during working hours... They had the bakery department at Red Apple on Perry when I was a barista at Roger's Espresso about 12 years ago. Is that right. You've got roots. :) And that little job caused...

... of these Saturday mornings.  Do Larry and Kristi (?) still run it? Yep. Their boy works there now, on Saturdays and Sundays. Nice kid. They had the bakery department at Red Apple on Perry when I was a barista at Roger's Espresso about 12 years ago. Is that right. You've got roots. :) You don't really think now ...

... items but still enjoyed them. I'll hit the Manette Bridge Bakery one of these Saturday mornings. Do Larry and Kristi (?) still run it? They had the bakery department at Red Apple on Perry when I was a barista at Roger's Espresso about 12 years ago. You're a person who enjoys life, I tried. and let that incident ...

... back upon itself in some way. The argument goes astray with #4. If I perceive a red apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any premises, but from the percept itself. ... are self- justifying; I cannot doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about what causes that percept, but I ...

... #4. If I perceive a red apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any...doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts ... is another question. What causes "red" is the predominant wavelength of ... light that bounces off the apple. That can be measured and ... There's nothing subjective about "red." What is subjective is the ...

... #4. If I perceive a red apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from ... doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about ...it is another question. What causes "red" is the predominant wavelength of the light that bounces off the apple. That can be measured and ... There's nothing subjective about "red." I beg to differ. Colour ...

... #4. If I perceive a red apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any...doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about...it is another question. What causes "red" is the predominant wavelength of ... light that bounces off the apple. That can be measured and ...> There's nothing subjective about "red." What is subjective is the ...

... #4. If I perceive a red apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from ...doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about...it is another question. What causes "red" is the predominant wavelength of the light that bounces off the apple. That can be measured and .... There's nothing subjective about "red." You'll never get anything done...

... #4. If I perceive a red apple, then I believe the apple perceived is red. That belief is not a conclusion derived from any ... doubt that I am perceiving something red in the shape of an apple. I may well have doubts about... you to perceive things as red, though you "believe" them to be... that I am perceiving a red apple. Believing I am now perceiving red, and also that what I now I perceive as red might appear as green in other ...