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Mojan got two Bill.
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The Fersen Way is The main street of the Malmoe citizens.
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It starts at the Town Theatre and ends at the Town Library.
These two High Castles of culture always got my collected
weekly money transformed into tickets and fines.
For the pure Swede this Champs-Elysées of Skane is most wellknown
because one corner-apartment was inhabited by the former prime
minister of Sweden as long as his Love for Malmoe lasted.
Now it is fresh rural air together with punch and cigar valid for
master Persson in the saloons at his camp.
In the midst of the Fifthies I used to visit the avenue once a week.
Not to visit some rich old cad: still the doors into that world are
closed for me yet beeing a well accredited doctor.
My goal was the RealSchool, where the cheder, the Jewish ReligionSchool
was situated.There I was babbeling prayers God willing to listen to.
Our lesson halls were situated at well defined distance from those
pupils studying at afternoons, theirs were at the other end of the
corridor. We namely stank of garlic, and those haired crooked noses-,
such terrible things they could hardly stand.
When our teacher had said his amen, we rushed to the trams to visit the
more proletarian parts of the town, we children of refugees, to get a
scent from the better world putting our noses into the air at the
Esplanad. On my way home my Jewish sense for business was taking over
when hiding back in the crowded tramcars saving my weekly money from
the man in uniform. At the end station I went into a tobacconist bying
two single Bill giving Mojan (skanska, south-swedish for Mum) as a gift.
At the Memory Day of the victims for the Annihilating it is worth to
point out she was not beeing transformed into smoke in Auschwitz,
while I with my badly feeling of profylax founded for her nine
heart attacks with my smoke gifts.
During her time in Aschwitz the mentioned Town Theatre was celebrated,
constructed following proposals by the theater man Max Reinhard who
also later had a workshop in Hollywood. He suggested a turnable scene and
the building in funkis fashion was in that time biggest in Europe.
The opening play was "A midsummer Night´s Dream" by William Shakespeare
with prolog by Hjalmar Gullberg. Although the theatre could pomp with
1500 spectator´s places Mojan was not able to take part. But the play
became rosed by the critics and at the same evening Hjalmar met the
great passion in his life, the Countess Greta Thott and together they enjoyed a tenderly dinner at the greasing Savoy. Yes, indeed the whole world is a stage ---.


When I reluctantingly was on my way to the cheder and had got hold of
The Knowledge Base is intended to provide factual information about Mozilla products for users and developers. Questions should be asked in the forums, so do not ask them here. You are unlikely to get an answer, and your question will probably be deleted as vandalism. These resources are the result of community effort. If you have had your question answered in the forums, show your appreciation by writing the answer up in the Knowledge Base :-)
my knoblzup,garlicsoup, Mojan laughing slipped in a weakly intonated
 
t in the name of ParadeStreet.In Jiddish fertsen is the same as farting,
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and those who resided there were those old fartnobled citizens.
 
Author Salomon Schulman
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Because this Knowledge Base is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki wiki], you are free to modify existing articles, and to create brand
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new ones. Before you begin editing, please take a few minutes to read the [[rules]] for contributing.
 
=== Editing ===
* To edit a page, click the "Edit this page" link at the right of the page. If it's your first time, you'll be asked to create an account to log in. (No e-mail address or personal information is required.)
* Try some random editing in the [[Sandbox]]. Don't be afraid to make a mess—that's what the Sandbox page is for!
* To learn about various kinds of formatting you can add to your editing (such as headers or links), read [[MozillaZine Knowledge Base:Formatting | this page]].
* Here are more things common to all wikis, [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing MediaWiki Editor's Handbook]
 
===Why so many rules?===
If you go to the [[Rules | Knowledge Base Rules]] page and start clicking the links, you might soon get the impression that you'll have to spend a few hours reading all the various rules and guidelines before you can start contributing to the Knowledge Base. That is not our intention. While it is true that people who become regular contributors gradually absorb the [[In-house style | style guidelines]] and learn how to do things like [[Rules/Categories | categorize new articles]], we don't expect new contributors to know all the idiosyncratic editorial guidelines and procedures used here. What matters most is that if you have something positive to contribute, then contribute! Go ahead and add your content, and if necessary someone else will come along later to pretty it up.
 
===Need help getting started?===
* If you're thinking of adding some information to a Knowledge Base article but aren't sure if it belongs there, feel free to use the article's "Talk" page to insert a comment or ask for feedback. To edit the Talk page of an article you're viewing, click on the "Discussion" link on the right and then on the "Edit this page" link.
* If you're having trouble with editing-related tasks—for example, you can't figure out how to create a new page—feel free to ask for assistance on the [[Help wanted]] page.
 
===Keeping up with changes===
* The [[Special:Recentchanges|Recent changes]] page, linked on the right, is an automatically generated list of the most recent edits to the Knowledge Base.
* When you're logged in, clicking on the "Watch" link on a page will add that page to your watchlist. All your watched pages will appear in bold in the Recent changes list.
* Each page also has a "History" link, which you can use to view that page's history of edits.
* The [[Knowledge Base changes]] page is used to propose and discuss new ideas for and major changes to the Knowledge Base.
 
===Feedback===
You can  post comments about the Knowledge Base or feedback about individual KB articles to the [http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=11 MozillaZine Site Discussion forum].  If you want to correct a mistake, report a broken link or bring up other concerns about the content of specific articles,  you can do so on the discussion pages of those articles or you can edit the pages yourself, if you are knowledgeable and able to do so.
 
==Other information==
* Read [http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=4279 the original MozillaZine post] announcing the creation of the Knowledge Base.
* [[MozillaZine Knowledge Base:User Preferences Help | A guide to all the MediaWiki preferences]].

Revision as of 21:35, 4 March 2007

The purpose of the MozillaZine Knowledge Base is to help gather support, resources, hints, tips and answers to FAQs (frequently asked questions) for Mozilla products, all in one place. Anyone can contribute, so feel free to help!

However, if you have any comments, problems, or feature requests related to Mozilla Products, please do not post them here! Rather, post them in the MozillaZine Forums.

Using the Knowledge Base

The Knowledge Base is intended to provide factual information about Mozilla products for users and developers. Questions should be asked in the forums, so do not ask them here. You are unlikely to get an answer, and your question will probably be deleted as vandalism. These resources are the result of community effort. If you have had your question answered in the forums, show your appreciation by writing the answer up in the Knowledge Base :-)

Navigate through the Knowledge Base, or use the search facility. Consider creating a user account, as this allows you to change the way pages are displayed. Try a browse through the Category list.

Contributing to the Knowledge Base

Because this Knowledge Base is a wiki, you are free to modify existing articles, and to create brand new ones. Before you begin editing, please take a few minutes to read the rules for contributing.

Editing

  • To edit a page, click the "Edit this page" link at the right of the page. If it's your first time, you'll be asked to create an account to log in. (No e-mail address or personal information is required.)
  • Try some random editing in the Sandbox. Don't be afraid to make a mess—that's what the Sandbox page is for!
  • To learn about various kinds of formatting you can add to your editing (such as headers or links), read this page.
  • Here are more things common to all wikis, MediaWiki Editor's Handbook

Why so many rules?

If you go to the Knowledge Base Rules page and start clicking the links, you might soon get the impression that you'll have to spend a few hours reading all the various rules and guidelines before you can start contributing to the Knowledge Base. That is not our intention. While it is true that people who become regular contributors gradually absorb the style guidelines and learn how to do things like categorize new articles, we don't expect new contributors to know all the idiosyncratic editorial guidelines and procedures used here. What matters most is that if you have something positive to contribute, then contribute! Go ahead and add your content, and if necessary someone else will come along later to pretty it up.

Need help getting started?

  • If you're thinking of adding some information to a Knowledge Base article but aren't sure if it belongs there, feel free to use the article's "Talk" page to insert a comment or ask for feedback. To edit the Talk page of an article you're viewing, click on the "Discussion" link on the right and then on the "Edit this page" link.
  • If you're having trouble with editing-related tasks—for example, you can't figure out how to create a new page—feel free to ask for assistance on the Help wanted page.

Keeping up with changes

  • The Recent changes page, linked on the right, is an automatically generated list of the most recent edits to the Knowledge Base.
  • When you're logged in, clicking on the "Watch" link on a page will add that page to your watchlist. All your watched pages will appear in bold in the Recent changes list.
  • Each page also has a "History" link, which you can use to view that page's history of edits.
  • The Knowledge Base changes page is used to propose and discuss new ideas for and major changes to the Knowledge Base.

Feedback

You can post comments about the Knowledge Base or feedback about individual KB articles to the MozillaZine Site Discussion forum. If you want to correct a mistake, report a broken link or bring up other concerns about the content of specific articles, you can do so on the discussion pages of those articles or you can edit the pages yourself, if you are knowledgeable and able to do so.

Other information