Oh, sorry, it's now the little arrow next to the reply link/button on
the individual email. Used to be more options when I first wrote
down the instructions. (I ended up not deleting things really.)
One thing I'd like is a way to split threads, or close them to force
them to restart...
But I
On Jan 13, 2008 3:31 PM, jon louis mann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
with yahoo i can
delete e-mails i don't want to save, but with gmail i lose the whole
bundle. other e-mails i thought i deleted turn up in sent. the whole
thing is a mess so i am back to using yahoo where i can click on photos
Gautam Mukunda wrote:
Now, the interesting question for me is, why does this
essentially only happen in the United States? The US
is the most religious industrial nation, so I have to
ask - do Christian Third World nations even teach
about evolutionary theory? Do they have debates over
William T Goodall wrote:
*Analysis of the data showed that those who wanted to lose weight
and succeeded were significantly more likely to die young than those
who stayed fat*
I'd really like to know how *methods* of losing weight correlated here.
In particular, was this true no
Trent Shipley wrote:
Fore example, after
reading the article, the reader is no closer to understanding why the
fictional Jurasic Park makes money and the educational Volcanoes does not.
Because one is fiction, and can therefore be readily dismissed as
harmless. Besides, it shows man walking
Robert G. Seeberger wrote:
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=16226
A British-led team of astronomers have discovered an object that
appears to be an invisible galaxy made almost entirely of dark
matter - the first ever detected. A dark galaxy is an area in the
universe containing a
Amanda Marlowe wrote:
Robert G. Seeberger wrote:
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=16226
A British-led team of astronomers have discovered an object that
appears to be an invisible galaxy made almost entirely of dark
matter - the first ever detected. A dark galaxy is an area
Erik Reuter wrote:
Because when I su, it is frequently to configure something in /etc.
And here I thought when people su-ed, they went to /court, not to /etc...
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Erik Reuter wrote:
Another thing that amused me was that despite all the talk about Pullman
killing God, it seemed to me that the entity in the story most similar
to God (i.e., sharing many of the properties attributed to God, albeit
one exception being that it can be seen) is Dust itself. One
- Original Message -
From: d.brin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
But I do need pre-readers to look it over before posting. If you are
interested willing, let me know and I'll send a copy. ONLY THOSE
WHO SPEAK UP TONIGHT, PLEASE.
We'll endure. Accountability and enlightenment will survive.
I lost a chunk of my email over the weekend, so please forgive me if someone's
posted this article before in this thread. This is a mathematical argument
about why we should keep the electoral college that I stumbled across quite by
accident the other day:
Dave Land says:
Folks,
*Very* well-edited footage from the Republican convention answers the
question How do you run a convention on a record of failure?
http://www.coggins.org/gopconstrm.mov
(Can't get the movie to load, but I'm assuming it's about your subject
heading)
This is an
Dr Brin wrote:
On a Mac I am now looking at it using Netscape and
MS/internet Explorer. Netscape cuts off the upper
part including the blog title. Explorer crams my
initial posting in a long column only a couple of
words wide, at the right. In neither case is it easy
to see any controls
Some
Ronn!Blankenship asks:
Anyone note the significance of the date?
Sputnik!
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While the pendulum misbehaving during an eclipse seems, from what I've
gathered, to be non-reproducible, I can't help hoping something comes of the
Pioneer anomalies...
Pioneer anomaly put to the test
Physics in Action: September 2004
The European Space Agency is considering a unique experiment
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From: Robert Seeberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dan, have you a link to a better description of what exactly was
accomplished? TIA!
Actually, I expected someone to shoot down this story.
This proves 2 things:
1 That people don't understand QM very well. (Talking
thought you'd get a chuckle out of this from the sci.space.*
newsgroups:
http://schwinger.harvard.edu/~motl/mars_spiritcolor.jpg
They look too large to be the same species that left the skull
over by Spirit in the older NASA press release pic. The head
shape is about right, though.
You can
I got 14/20, and my wrong answers were evenly split between
genuine and fake. I found it interesting that I was predisposed
to an answer even before clicking the play button, and that
predispostion had a definite gender bias
- Original Message -
From: William T Goodall [EMAIL
On my 12th day on the internet, the spammers gave to me...
12 Porno promos
11 little blue pills
10 large fund transfers
9 password stealers
8 cheap perscriptions
7 Debt erasers
6 inch enlargments
MAKE MONEY FAST!
4 hottest stock tips
3 cable descramblers
2 spyware finders
And a spam filter for a
I quipped:
On my 12th day on the internet, the spammers gave to me...
snip
And a spam filter for a small fee!
Reggie asked:
Which really has nothing to do with my question.
If you don't mind me asking, are you the same Amanda Marlowe who wrote:
http://www.toasted-cheese.com/ezine/1-5
A friend had introduced me to King's Gunslinger series recently. Prior to
that, I'd read Carrie, The Dead Zone, and The Stand, and decided I wasn't much
of a Stephen King fan.
After working through the earlier books in the Gunslinger series, I came to
these conclusions:
1. King is a better
It's even talking!
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/01/03/mars.rovers/index.html
and
http://www.marsdaily.com for latest news.
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- Original Message -
From: Doug Pensinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Killer Bs Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 12:18 AM
Subject: Re: 'nother riddle
On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 22:29:15 -0700, Michael Harney
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Doug Pensinger
The actual link clicked was probably this one (or one like it):
www.seehecht.com/see_vh_tsoc/see_vh_11092.html
This redirects you to the amazon page. Isn't amazon's fault.
(Can you tell I'm doing some serious procrastining here?)
By the way, clicking very quickly and repeatedly on the back button
Amazon to kick
back a bit to the seehect.com owner if someone buys.
Amanda
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 06:34:59 -0600, Amanda Marlowe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The actual link clicked was probably this one (or one like it):
www.seehecht.com/see_vh_tsoc/see_vh_11092.html
Yea, that was it exactly
I previously said:
--
The redirect link is:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/6304535376/bestellung-20/104-8042032-00
15944
The just Amazon link is:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/104-8042032-0015944
--
Hmm, sorry, didn't pay enough attention, that second link was just
Sorry to destroy a perfectly good consipiracy theory, but I suspect your code
is merely random letters put there by whatever mass mailer the person used as
an automatic defense against spam filters.
In trying to set up a site's spam filter to actually be useful, I've been
learning more about the
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