This was a relatively small issue, but it had some great, meaty content, including a
wonderful article by Ben Doom on Stripping Tags (using Regular Expressions) and a
short piece on the worldwide Macromedia user group meeting held this week. Enjoy!
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I'll keep it in mind. Maybe it is another in the Rimrunner series, which I
hugely enjoyed.
Dana
Larry C. Lyons writes:
> Science Fiction. I'm not near where we keep our books right now or
> I'd be able to give you more details.
>
> larry
>
> >Cyteen is one of the fantasy worlds isnt it? Was n
Science Fiction. I'm not near where we keep our books right now or
I'd be able to give you more details.
larry
>Cyteen is one of the fantasy worlds isnt it? Was never able to get more
>than 40 pages into the one fantasy book I tried. There was several books
>however, which involve a military/spa
> Never happen. The tobacco and alcohol lobbies (drugs that they are) want to have
> the market all to themselves. Even if there was a law allowing certain narcotics
> and controlling their use, it may not solve much of the crime.
>
I believe it would reduce the murder rate in DC by at LEAST half.
where did she cross the border, out of curiosity? Sounds like bureaucracy
run amok. If she is training customers on a product sold by her company, it
sounds more to me like a business trip than something that should require a
work visa...
Dana
William H Bowen writes:
> My wife had the same sort
I found that when I was working at home everyone and their cousin figured
it was ok to interrupt. Since, you know, I didn't work. So getting myself
an office space was a good move for me, though it massively disrupted my
internet access. I finally got some sort of connectivity in here and I
think I
Cyteen is one of the fantasy worlds isnt it? Was never able to get more
than 40 pages into the one fantasy book I tried. There was several books
however, which involve a military/spacetrader world that is pretty neat.
Think Heinlein for grownups.
Dana
Larry C. Lyons writes:
> Ms Cherry (Cherryh
::blinks:: Bill was in Lorton? Evil place.
Dana
Haggerty, Mike writes:
> Too bad they didn't have this in place when you did that stint in
> Lorton, Bill.
>
> Are you still walking crooked?
>
> M
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Bill Wheatley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Fri
I got the impression we deided that he did not need a modem?
Just checking,
Dana
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well, this was back in the fifties, and he admittedly had failed to dot
some of his I's or cross some of his t's on his paperwork. Apparently he
entered Canada on some sort of tourist visa, travelling with the relatives
he was staying with in Wisconsin or something, but was refused entry when
he we
Yeah, it is. The only reason I turn out to not owe taxes there is that I
had the good sense to emigrate :) At that, I might still owe have owed
taxes if I hadn't qualified for the EIC that year.
What gets me is that I nearly ovepaid my taxes by some fairly large amount.
I am sure four years of in
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