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Welcome
to my Robere Family Web Page!
Family - I will be adding my family tree and genealogy
information soon. If you have any information on the Robere family
of Michigan/Canada please e-mail
me.


Family
History
Grandma Robere (Angeline (Rochefort) Robere, 1891-1990) on her
birthday. I'm currently working on my family tree - more to follow.

| Farm
Life |
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Family Farm
Located
on the Garden Peninsula, in Fairbanks Township, Delta
County of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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on any section of the below image to view an enlargement.
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Da Creation of Da UP
YOOPER CREATION STORY
In the beginning dere was nuttin.
Den on da first day God created da Upper Peninsula.
On da second day He created da partridge, da deer, da bear,
da fish, and da ducks.
On da third day He said let dere be Yoopers to roam da Upper
Peninsula.
On da fourth day He created da udder world down below.
On da fifth day He said "Let dere be trolls to live in
da world down below."
On da sixth day he created da bridge so da trolls would have
a way to get to heaven.
God saw it was good and on da seventh day He went huntin.
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OTHER FUN THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE U.P....
- One day it's warm, the rest of the year it's cold.
- People who have say "I have half a mind to go to the
U.P." have all the
right equipment.
- Nearly 30% of residents in Schoolcraft County in the U.P.
are graduates
of the sixth grade.
- If you fly a straight line from Sault Ste. Marie to Ironwood,
you'll
see a lot of trees.
- Dollar Bay in the U.P. was named after the annual salary
in the area.
- The U.P. is the supplier of mosquitos to the free world.
- There are two seasons in the U.P. -- Swat and Shovel.
- People in the U.P. wear boots because they are in style
- not because
there is snow on the ground.
- Michigan's U.P. was never considered as a site for the state
capital;
however, it does have a town named Ralph.
And remember... "Say ya to da U.P., 'eh?"
My First Computer - It still works.

The Kaypro 2X
with a whopping 64K of memory, two Tandon DS/DD
5 1/4 Drives, and a 9" green screen.
The 2X came standard with a 300 baud modem and a Kaypro
Daisy-Wheel printer. The Kaypro used a CP/M operating system and had inverse video.
It
came standard with Perfect Writer, Wordstar,
Calcstar, Reportstar, and a host of other software. And
it was PORTABLE! It
had a handle on the back side, right under the serial
port.
Image
from http://www.vintage-computer.com/kaypro_2x.shtml
Kaypro 2X
Manufacturer |
Non-Linear Systems |
Model |
Kaypro 2X |
Processor / Clock |
Z-80A@4Mhz. |
RAM installed / max |
64k / 64k |
Storage |
2 x 5,25" 400 KB FDD, DS/DD |
OS |
CP/M 2.2 |
Bus |
No internal expansion |
Display |
100x160 |
Year Introduced / Built / Purchased |
83 / 83 /83 |
| Resolution Text, Grafik |
80X25, 100 x 160 |
Comments |
One solid machine |
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