> Let's examine Private Enterprise.
> Let's take roadworks.
Cost effective roads will exist where cost effective roads are needed. The
absolute laws of economics and free enterprise demand it. Follow the
biological development model of building a road network, and you will see
this is as plain
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> And nope...I never said I knew better what to do with other people's hard
earned money.
> Where did I say that?
When you made the argument for all those social services. Those are paid
for with tax dollars, and every penny of tax is collected at the point of a
gun by people who claim that they
yes..families in Trinidad are very close knit..
It is very rare that in neighbourhoods you don't know your neighbours..talk to them
etc.
Families are often extended, especially among those of east indian decent..they often
have huge families with children buying
houses, or constructing them a f
hmm .. I don't like lima beans .. can anything else be substitued? I seem
to remember a similar dish where the lima beans were replaced by a sausage
of some sort .. kind-of a hacked up cross between succotash and frogmore
stew.
Todd
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From: "Adam Phillip Churvis" <[EM
There you go...taking it all too seriously again :)
And you probably will never understand my 'mindset' since it isn't always 'serious'...
And nope...I never said I knew better what to do with other people's hard earned money.
Where did I say that?
;-)
And I can't believe you would construe what
*pulls the popcorn out of the nuker and sits back to watch*
Ohhh this is so exciting. Who will win? Who will win?
Who will be the ultimate champion? Will it be the ever politicly serious,
yet respectfull Strong Man Adam C., or the stale muffin weilding terror that
is Jovial Jousting Gel. Stay
> And when people misbehave they get sent to The Room where an everlasting
artificial intelligence tells them the error of
> their ways. We call it A.D.A.M...
> (*glances at Churvis and chuckles*)
Ad homonym attacks now? You totally miss the point. Everything I have
espoused was confined to my
> But..what is succotash?
> I seem to remember some tv character saying "Suffering Succatosh!"
> Was that Daffy Duck? You mean its actually a real thing? :)
Succotash is a stewed mixture of corn, lima beans, and tomatoes. There are
regional variations, but they are all wholesome Southern vegetab
This just came in the mail and I though I would share. Now everyone
laugh/groan and calm down :)
Q. What do you get when 20 violinists start playing at the same time but
play different songs?
A. A senseless act of violins.
Todd
~~
Str
Been out of the office for a few days, as I had to go to a funeral.
My 2 pence worth!!
The strongest argument in favour of a more liberal approach to this whole
issue is the fact that criminalisation and illegalisation hasn't worked!!
The international black market in drug trafficking is worth a
It would take some special hardware - a human with good hearing can hear
between 20Hz and 20kHz. The frequency reponse of a good sound card basically
drops to zero below 30Hz and above 20kHz, then you've got to consider the
speakers it's going to output through. Most average computer speakers drop
Really I think governments should take a more liberal approach with this.
Alchohol is one of the most toxic drugs on the planet, and nicotine is more
pysically addictive than heroin.
People should have the choice to do what they want, if it dosn't harm anyone
else.
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Fr
Gulp!!
How time flies Tomorrow's the day!!!
Still no time to freak though Paul, just keep yourself busy
Have a good weekend folks!!!
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wrote:
> Mazel Tov! Marriage is like a door that opens into the life you were meant
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I know a lot of you aren't into sports that much, but aren't you guys a
little excited about the games starting tomorrow?! I sure am. I'm only
blocks away from many sports facilities in the city! :)
Angel, you must be following Ato Boldon in the 100m, no? :) I sure
hope the Canadians put in a
Eric,
I have really mixed emotions on the cops involved in drug enforcement,
and I appreciate your pointing this facet of the problem out. I know
it's their job, and they should certainly be honored for doing it,
particularly if they're injured or killed in the line of duty. However,
the issue is
OTH, I have a site that lists a few hundred titles related by a regional
flavor, appropriate to the interest of the visitors to the site. In more
than a year, I have yet to earn a penny from it.
--John
Maureen wrote:
>
> At 04:07 PM 8/2/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >I see lots of people using Amazon
> I see lots of people using Amazon Associates Program links to technical
> books on their websites and email. I just wanted to get a feel
> for whether
> people thought it was worthwhile to do? If anyone's willing to
> say how much
> money on average do you get? Anyone making a mint from it or
Its worth it for me. I make about $150/quarter on Amazon referrals alone.
I have a small private community with about 70 active members. Its a
community for moms of babies and toddlers, so not only do they buy books,
but tons of toys and music. Its my hobby site, so it more than covers the
host
Infrasound was also featured as a weapon in the Johnny Neumonic movie.
At 02:16 PM 8/2/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>I've heard about the low frequency weapons. (I recall seeing a photo of one,
>with a horn about 50 feet long and a bell about 12 feet in diameter). They
>say at low enough frequencies,
The Revenge of Chuck?
At 03:27 PM 12/12/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>hehe .. maybe they were running FreeBSD?
>
>Todd
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Howie Hamlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:28 PM
>Subject: Forget the Code Red
At 04:07 PM 8/2/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I see lots of people using Amazon Associates Program links to technical
>books on their websites and email. I just wanted to get a feel for whether
>people thought it was worthwhile to do? If anyone's willing to say how much
>money on average do you get? An
I've heard about the low frequency weapons. (I recall seeing a photo of one,
with a horn about 50 feet long and a bell about 12 feet in diameter). They
say at low enough frequencies, it basically jellies your internal organs.
Trouble with such a weapon is that low frequency sound waves are essent
I see lots of people using Amazon Associates Program links to technical
books on their websites and email. I just wanted to get a feel for whether
people thought it was worthwhile to do? If anyone's willing to say how much
money on average do you get? Anyone making a mint from it or is it just
Can a computer be configured using software to generate hi/low frequency
waves or does it take special hardware? I know I can do some nice stuff
with flash and subliminals but they don't work on everyone (very
controversial).
At 03:45 PM 8/2/01, you wrote:
>on that note : ]
>
>my father has be
That's why I'm always armed when at the computer. You never know when one
of those things is gonna get loose. Generally, I prefer the .45 ACP, but a
.40 S&W works well also.
I must say, I've probably gone through more monitors than most folks.
Coding at 4am, I've often seen horned demons rising
on that note : ]
my father has been going to school his entire life [even now]
in oak city. he is a retired air force guy who worked on radar & the like &
is currently messed up with the FAA.
any way, he was mentioning to me a few years back
about one of his professors who created the first prot
Doh!
Howie
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From: "Todd Ashworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 4:27 PM
Subject: Re: Forget the Code Red Worm...
> hehe .. maybe they were running FreeBSD?
>
> Todd
>
> - Original Message -
>
hehe .. maybe they were running FreeBSD?
Todd
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From: "Howie Hamlin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:28 PM
Subject: Forget the Code Red Worm...
| Digital demon
|
| IT'S REASSURING to know just what a firm g
A virus or any program to do that would need a human component to actually
chant the summoning ritual or the computer would have to have a sound card
to chant the ritual itself and be located somewhere prone to spiritual
interference. I can see the heart attack without a problem but physical
m
that happened to my TI back in '82.
~Simon
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From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMA
Digital demon
IT'S REASSURING to know just what a firm grip on technology some people have.
According to the Computer Fraud and Security Bulletin,
a supermarket tabloid reports that two people were killed by a virus-infected computer
in Valparaiso, Chile. The virus is said to
have created a hor
I like openForum (look in the exchange - I can provide a link if needed).
It is fuseBox (or close enough - can't remember), I am working with it to
extend forums to be associated with things? within my site. pictures,
articles, peoples etc. but time is so tight - not sure when I'll get around
I'm not sure about other states, but I heard that in California as of
January, 2002, people found in possession of small quantities and people
found using drugs will no longer be incarcerated. Instead, they will be
sent to drug diversion therapy programs. Of course, nothing will change for
the d
Did you know a major part of Jimmy Carters presidential campaign concerned
legalising grass? Strange but true...
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From: "John Allred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:38 PM
Subject: Re: Leeegalisssee ittt!
Heck, the entire USA has devolved into the lowest common denominator.
|--+--|
|Eric A. Laney |You will survive the conflagration. |
|Systems Engineer | |
Lee wrote:
>
> It's going to take a gutsy statesman to make anything happen in this arena.
>
That's something America hasn't seen in decades, IMO, or at least the
ones we have seen have failed to get elected. It's a shame that American
politics has devolved to the lowest common denominator.
~~
I know I recomended Simplemessageboard.com last week to a fellow and he
wrote back saying it was easy to set up. Quite the rookie so I have to
assume it is pretty straight forward.
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From: "Mark Smyth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: T
Gutsy is right, because there are so many people that have bought into the
status quo. How do you look at the spouse and kids of a law officer who
was killed in a drug raid and tell them that their loved one died for
nothing? Regardless of your position on criminalization or legalization,
you h
> Is there an upgrade path for those of us who actually paid their HonorWare
> fees for CommerceBlocks?
If you paid as a V1 user, the upgrade to V3 will probably be $149.00,
because you got a free upgrade to V2 already. If your first purchase of
CommerceBlocks was as at V2 and you paid before Ma
I need to find a quick to implement discussion group section, where people
can post comments to specific subjects.
I know there are some good free one out there, any suggestion
Thanks in advance
Mark Smyth
Macromedia Certified ColdFusion Developer
Systems Union eBusiness Solutions
www.system
>Sadly, we've been discussing this issue for more than 30 years. It's
>understandable that the WWII generation might have been willing to
>criminalize marijuana (believe it or not, it didn't used to be illegal),
>but their children's generation is now in power, and still it remains
>illegal.
>
It
Adam,
Ouch. Although I understand your reasons for switching over to a pay system.
Is there an upgrade path for those of us who actually paid their HonorWare
fees for CommerceBlocks?
I have to admit though the current version is great. It saved my butt more
than one on this one project I'm work
urgh, in my experience - stay well clear of "poxy" servers get a NAT
setup.
N
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avirt gateway is ok
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From: Raley, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 02 August 2001 14:00
To: CF-Community
Subject: Proxy Server
Anyone know of a freeware or inexpensive proxy server to use at an
educational institution?
TIA
~~~
Anyone know of a freeware or inexpensive proxy server to use at an
educational institution?
TIA
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My experience with friends was that those who really "got into" it
tended to do less well and had more problems along the way those who
avoided it.
However, I'm appalled that we can't see the parallels with America's
attempt to outlaw alcohol, which produced a firmly entrenched criminal
element t
all i know is that are jails here in the states are to the brim with people
who where cought with minimal amounts of cannabis.
> -Original Message-
> From: Craig Dudley [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 5:09 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Leeegalisss
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