Its been a few years since I looked at it, but Barneyscan may do what
you want. Otherwise you could be spending up to around 50,000 plus on
the really serious OCR systems.
larry
>Hoever much it is. $3k if we have to! :)
> - Original Message -
> From: Larry C. Lyons
> To: CF-Commu
>I could care less about who the UN and UNESCO views as the best places to
>live. Any poll clearly just supports the perspectives that it was trying to
>push and so I really don't pay attention any of them.
>
>I always worry about the logic when part of the logic is contains "Those who
>know bette
I've seen hawks catch squirrels and once saw a peregrin falcon stoop
and strike a pigeon on the wing. its very impressive. I heard the
impact then there was this puff of feathers.
larry
>We've got a pretty healthy hawk and falcon population here in Boston.
>You can be sitting in Boston common
I've always been fascinated by hawks and falcons. When I visited
family in British Columbia, Canada, I took the opportunity to visit
Squamish BC. On the other side of the river from the town there's a
wintering over location for Eagles all along the west coast. They
congregate there for the sal
Hoever much it is. $3k if we have to! :)
- Original Message -
From: Larry C. Lyons
To: CF-Community
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 7:08 PM
Subject: Re: OCRSoftware
How much are you willing to spend. Even Omnitext is only 95%
accurate. that's about 10 errors per typewrit
I could care less about who the UN and UNESCO views as the best places to
live. Any poll clearly just supports the perspectives that it was trying to
push and so I really don't pay attention any of them.
I always worry about the logic when part of the logic is contains "Those who
know better"
We've got a pretty healthy hawk and falcon population here in Boston.
You can be sitting in Boston common watching the squirrels and pigeons
and all of a sudden WHAM! - even the small raptors build up tremendous
speed in a dive. When they slam into their prey the "thud" is amazing.
Jim Davis
I once had one of the larger raptors fly *directly* over my head. Maybe
3 ft. away. Those things put out some serious downdraft!
--benD
Larry C. Lyons wrote:
> While we have relatives in Knoxville, living in Northern Virginia
> makes its a bit of a haul to go there for a weekend. Its nothing l
Maybe a powered unicycle for cyborg clowns? Maybe a mechanical bull on a
wheel?
http://www.forbes.com/lifestyle/2003/11/04/cx_dl_1104vow.html
I dunno, but I kinda want one.
-Kevin
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