Reggie Bautista wrote:
> >The Fool wrote:
> >
> > > http://abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap20021013_691.html
>
> Sonja replied:
> >We used to include a short description of what awaits at the other side
> >of a link. It would be nice if this could be maintained out of a sense
> >of courtesy for those of
The Fool said:
> > http://www.jonathanclark.com/ad_death/
> >
> > Has anyone here used it? I'd like more than one person's
> recommendation
> > before I decide whether or not to download it.
>
> When you can use proxomitron, why bother? Proxomitron + webwasher. That
> is power. I can provide
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2002471692,00.html
LEGENDARY rockers Led Zeppelin are set to re-group after 22 years for a
money-spinning stadium tour of America.
The band, famed for songs like Stairway to Heaven and Whole Lotta Love, are
second only to the Beatles in worldwide album sales.
This research is in mice, but if it proves effective
for humans, it will be a great help.
"We were stunned by how different the berry is
from the root in terms of its chemical profile and by
how effective it is in correcting the multiple
metabolic abnormalities associated with diabetes,"
Y
<< If anyone is trying to sell you siding, telling them that it's a brick
>house will usually end the call right there. >>
How about using:
Is your aluminum siding thick enough to stop the aliens from reading my
brainwaves? How much extra would it be to add siding to the interior of my
attic? C
Kevin wrote..
> I can't remember what they were selling, I think their company
> was going to
> do a survey of houses in my neighborhood for replacement windows. I asked
> her if SHE would be coming out during the survey. She made a
> quick comment
> with the 800 number and hung up.
It's ki
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-447513,00.html
MEN who put their career before having a family should beware: the ticking
of the biological clock is as important for fertility in men as it is in
women.
American scientists have discovered that genetic damage to sperm routinely
starts to
William Taylor wrote:
>
>> BTW, with the Laplace resonance the three moons would
>> _never_ be seen close in the sky. So, Jijoans could say
>> something like "when the three moons are full" or
>> "when the three moons rise" to signify "never" :-)
>
> Well that proves I'm not doing we
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-445715,00.html
THE United States and the Soviet Union came much closer to nuclear war
during the Cuban missile crisis than was previously known, according to
newly declassified documents and evidence from key protagonists.
A hair-raising account yesterday
http://www.reuters.com/news_article.jhtml;jsessionid=HDYCL41RR1ODCCRBAELCFEY
?type=topnews&StoryID=1570530
Officials from Muslim countries welcomed on Sunday an apology from
conservative U.S. preacher Jerry Falwell for calling the Prophet Mohammad a
"terrorist," and they urged that debate on Isla
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/story.hts/special/02/wsc/1616029
A far-reaching space exploration initiative, previewed on Sunday by an
international aerospace organization, would launch humans to Mars by 2050.
Still in development, the proposal from the Paris-based International
Academy of Astronau
http://www.ncbuy.com/news/wireless_news.html?qdate=2002-10-14&nav=VIEW&id=7B
753LF614R021014
A space design team will unveil blueprints for the world's first
interstellar spacecraft today (Oct. 14) at a space conference in Houston.
The privately-run Team Encounter will demonstrate solar sail tec
> The privately-run Team Encounter will demonstrate
> solar sail technology (...)
Solar sail has a horrible flaw. The force increases
with the square of the size. The mass increases
with something between the square and the cube of
the size. So, the most efficient solar sail is
microscop
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/siberian_meteor_021014.html
The U.S. Department of Defense has confirmed an apparent space rock that lit
a fire in the night sky above a remote region of Siberia last month.
Meanwhile, scientists struggle to pin down whether or not the object slammed
into the
Gary Nunn wrote:
> It's kind of a joke around our house, whenever we get a persistent sales
> call, the standard first question we ask is: "What are you wearing?". If
> that doesn't get an immediate hang up, the second question is "bikini or
> briefs?". Nine out of ten hang up on the first questi
> From: Doug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The Fool wrote:
>
> >
> >When you can use proxomitron, why bother? Proxomitron + webwasher.
That
> >is power. I can provide screenshots for the unbelievers.
> >
> Wow! Just loaded Proxomitron - free, and no more banners or pop-ups!
>
> What's the catch??
http://www.observer.co.uk/international/story/0,6903,810935,00.html
CIA Kremlin bug 'saved Gorbachev'
The newly revealed exploits of spies who operated in underground tunnels
Nick Paton Walsh in Moscow
Sunday October 13, 2002
The Observer
The CIA dug a tunnel under the Kremlin and installed
At 20:00 14-10-2002 -0400, Jim Sharkey wrote:
> >>Should Canada become the 51st American state?
> >
> >Nah, Canada will never become an American state. Now, the various
> >regions of the US becoming Canadian provinces, that is a different
> >story... :-)
>
>Never happen. There aren't enough po
http://desmoinesregister.com/business/stories/c4789013/19423280.html
Biotech measure worries Iowans
Farmers fear an Oregon proposal to label foods with engineered crops
would scare away customers.
By PHILIP BRASHER
Register Washington Bureau
10/09/2002
Washington, D.C. - A ballot measure in Or
Check this:
www.cordwainer-smith.com
There is a section (can't remember where) in which a fan of both Herbert and
Smith asks the latter author's daughter. Both novels, "Norstrilia" and
"Dune", were published around the same time. Characters in both worlds fly
"ornithopters"
I personal
The following e-mail is from my Statistics Professor,
after we had a discussion of the probabilities
associated with the Washington Sniper in our most
recent class. We now have 12 people shot in 12 days,
so this makes for pretty grim reading
JDG
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/brin-l/file
- Original Message -
From: "d.brin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 6:16 PM
Subject: RE: brin: war
>
> Dig it again, folks. The Brits have come aboard, but read their
> press. Even THEY don't want this dogwag spasm. And when the brits
> don
"J.D. Giorgis" wrote:
>
> The following e-mail is from my Statistics Professor,
> after we had a discussion of the probabilities
> associated with the Washington Sniper in our most
> recent class. We now have 12 people shot in 12 days,
> so this makes for pretty grim reading
Um, I thought
At 13:52 15-10-2002 -0700, John Giorgis wrote:
>The following e-mail is from my Statistics Professor, after we had a
>discussion of the probabilities associated with the Washington Sniper in
>our most recent class. We now have 12 people shot in 12 days,, so this
>makes for pretty grim reading..
- Original Message -
From: "J.D. Giorgis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 7:27 PM
Subject: +++ US National Security Policy on WMD and MAD
> Dr. Brin recently suggested that "MAD" remained an
> appropriate logic for confronting the WMD threat
Julia Thompson wrote:
>Um, I thought it was only up to 9. The FBI agent shot last night was
>listed as the 9th victim. Have there been 3 more that haven't shown up
>on Yahoo's news site?
>
My understanding (from a really long way away) is that there are 9 dead,
12 shot (ie 3 injured).
Cheers
Kevin Tarr wrote:
>The band, famed for songs like Stairway to Heaven and Whole Lotta Love, are
>second only to the Beatles in worldwide album sales.
>
>What about Elvis, Slim Whitman, and Boxcar Willy?
>
Solo artists sales are recorded separately to Band/Group sales.
>
>Where's Pink Floyd?
>
To
Russell Chapman wrote:
>
> Julia Thompson wrote:
>
> >Um, I thought it was only up to 9. The FBI agent shot last night was
> >listed as the 9th victim. Have there been 3 more that haven't shown up
> >on Yahoo's news site?
> >
> My understanding (from a really long way away) is that there are 9
--- Kevin Tarr wrote:
> This research is in mice, but if it proves effective
> for humans, it will be a great help.
> (MSN article, so advertisements present)
>
> Looks like the whole thing is an advertisement. They
> probably already have a warehouse full of Ginseng
> berry extract.
>
> Kevin
Reggie Bautista wrote:
>
> >The Fool wrote:
> >
> > > http://abcnews.go.com/wire/US/ap20021013_691.html
>
> Sonja replied:
> >We used to include a short description of what awaits at the other side
> >of a link. It would be nice if this could be maintained out of a sense
> >of courtesy for those
Kevin Tarr wrote:
>The band, famed for songs like Stairway to Heaven and Whole Lotta Love,
are
>second only to the Beatles in worldwide album sales.
>
>What about Elvis, Slim Whitman, and Boxcar Willy?
>
Solo artists sales are recorded separately to Band/Group sales.
>
>Where's Pink Floyd?
>
T
-- Kevin Tarr wrote:
> This research is in mice, but if it proves effective
> for humans, it will be a great help.
> (MSN article, so advertisements present)
>
> Looks like the whole thing is an advertisement. They
> probably already have a warehouse full of Ginseng
> berry extract.
>
> Kevin T.
Kevin Tarr wrote:
>
>and joking about the others, I hope you realized
>
Well, yes. My response was about Elvis, not the others. At first sight,
though, I wondered who were these artists that sold so well in America
and I've never heard of them down under... Second glance, and I had
caught on..
I've added four planets from Dr. Brin's Uplift Universe to my web site,
the Multiverse Database www.multiverse-db.com I've added Garth, Jijo,
Kithrup, and Pila. They are entry #s 91-94. You can also do a search
where Universe=Uplift. (There are still a few bugs in the search
routine but it wo
You get geocentricity:
http://www.geocentricity.com/
bizzare
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http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
http://www.knoxstudio.com/shns/story.cfm?pk=BIGBIRD-10-15-02&cat=AN
A giant winged creature, like something out of Jurassic Park, has reportedly
been sighted several times in Southwest Alaska in recent weeks.
Villagers in Togiak and Manokotak say they have seen a huge bird that's much
bigger than
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,3604,812632,00.html
There has been a spectacular surge in support among British voters for
military action against Iraq in the immediate aftermath of the terror attack
in Bali, according to the latest Guardian/ICM poll.
The survey, which was carried out o
At 23:48 15-10-2002 +0200, I politely asked JDG:
>John, access to files in the Brin-L/Files section at Yahoo!Groups requires
>people to first join Brin-L through Yahoo!Groups. Not everyone may want to
>do that, so next time you want to share a file, could you please put it up
>in a place that
Robert Seeberger quoted:
>There has been a spectacular surge in support among British voters for
>military action against Iraq in the immediate aftermath of the terror attack
>in Bali, according to the latest Guardian/ICM poll.
>
lnterestingly, with the count of dead Aussies likely to exceed 200,
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