Just one thing, DO NOT try to get him to 90lbs - their maximum muscular
weight would be about 75-80, unless he's REALLY big, anything over that
and he'd have to be a sausage The "rule of thumb" is about 5lbs over
racing weight, so if he's not been out long, then he's only a few lbs
under it at mos
Erika loves Lucinda Williams, she has several of her albums and they're
all good
Another one you'll like is The Jayhawks - similar style
> I have been hearing this song I really like and finally got
> motivated to google "just play me john coltrane" and gee,
> it's the same person who wrote Car
Fruit (mostly water), celery (negative calorie), trail mix
I go through phases of eating loads of fruit or sweet things, try not to
get "bored" of your snacks
I've lost about 15lbs in the last 4 months or so and I'm not really
excercising, it's mostly from eating healthier
> While programming I
oops they do say Ting Ting Jahe; maybe that is a brand-name. Also, although the label is in Chinese, the wrapper says bonbon au gingembre in the back; that just means ginger candy in french but it might indicate that they are Vietnamese (?) - fwiw
Dana
> I have discovered these ginger candies my
I have been hearing this song I really like and finally got motivated to google "just play me john coltrane" and gee, it's the same person who wrote Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, another haunting song I have been meaning to research. Lucinda Williams. The earlier release has Steve Earle on guitar; y
I have discovered these ginger candies my office-mate was buying... they are candy without being sweet, one or two willl take care of the muchies, and they are actually good for you; ginger is supposed to be good for the digestion and helps prevent colon cancer, amongst other benefits I can't recal
Corn Nuts!!! I like ranch flavor and BBQ :). Beef Jerky!! I like Jack Link's Beef Jerky. Fruit Rollups!!! Gummy Bears!!! David's Sunflower seeds!!!
- Original Message -
From: Michael Dinowitz
To: CF-Community
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 7:55 PM
Subject: filler foods
I wouldn't be without Collision coverage - but have a pretty high deductible to
keep the rates in line ($500.00)
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We are up to $233 actually received at the paypal account. I am still trying to reach the mother, who probably has *some* money available for this, but realistically she is likely to need to buy medecine and honestly I think he is going to need to come to the States for treatment.
But! I am not a
It's pretty small, which is why I am thinking parking incident. Suv because of the height. Since both you and Doug are saying it isn't a do-it-yrself thing maybe I will get a quote. It's not going to be covered so it will be my problem... collision is insanely expensive here because so many people
So are we still a little short? Come on guys, I'm sure a couple of you have a $20 laying around somewhere not doing anything useful...
Not to be an ass, I'm just playing and all.
I'll kick in the difference if we can't come up with it here.
Share the love! :)
-Original Message-
From:
Right on Phillip, thanks.
Yes, they sleep like 22 hours a day I've heard? I was concerned about my long work hours plus school(50+ sometimes and 9-12 a semester) and I didn't want the dog to be alone all day. My neighbors have a gorgeous rot/doberman and are willing to babysit once in a while, b
While programming I sometimes like to snack. Till now, I've used cereals as
my snack food. Honey combs, corn puffs, etc. Would there be something that's
'better' as a filling energy food while thinking? Energy boosts can come
from other things but it's the filling that's really important sometimes.
I renamed it test.cfm and the same results.
Robert Bailey
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From: Simon Horwi
I'm writing an agent to read the MM forums and translate each new message into an email. Step 1 will just allow people to read MM forums posts from email and go to a link in the email to respond. Step 2 will be to allow direct email replies to be posted to the MM forums through a gateway interface.
try renaming it. my best guess is that it's not recompiling or not
compiling properly. Try deleting the class files.
~Simon
Simon Horwith
CTO, Etrilogy Ltd.
Member of Team Macromedia
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Nope, was never encrypted and is still not encrypted. I can not explain it,
only happening with that one page and on that one site, no other sites are
affected. Was working fine yesterday, just happened. Even took a back up of
the file and replaced it, still the same thing :(
Robert Bailey
Aesir N
Robert,
It looks like it is displaying cf encrypted code.
Was the source locked up?
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Robert Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 6:38 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: What is this?
OK, new site was transferred, check th
OK, new site was transferred, check this out.
http://www.tennisjobs.com/secure/jobs/index.cfm?is_guest=Yes
Anyone ever seen this before? The CFM is fine, readable, etc...
Robert Bailey
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Greyhounds are the most wonderful dogs - they're smart, loyal and don't
require much exercise (20 minutes a day, normally) even though they're
racing dogs, they LOVE to lay about
Our 2 are now both above their racing weight (Woody weighs about 75lbs)
and have zero body-fat!
They learn SO quickly
2000 milliamp is about standard for the better batteries nowadays.
--
marlon
"And Bobby you are right, I am being selfish, but the last time I checked,
we don't have a whole lot of songs that feature the cowbell!"
> -Original Message-
> From: Smith, Matthew P -CONT(CSC) [mailto:[EMAI
Do you have an owners/shop manual? Those can be purchased fairly easy.
As for the dent, perhaps you can get a Body shop mechanic to hook up their
suction cup (similar to a plumber's plunger, but heavier) and pop it out. If
there are no wrinkles in the sheet metal, this may be the simplest and
just get a chiltons manual. There is another brand, go to napa or autozone or whatever and ask the person there. Look at them both and see if it has what you need. The books are by year runs, like honda accord 1979-1982 or what ever.
They usually have trouble shooting walk throughs, like if you
right, mah, milli amp hours. For rc cars, the scr's were 1200, but had a little more kick/lower internal resistence, the sce were 1700, better for the model nascar and highly geared/low consumtion motors.
What range do the batteries come in, for aa/aaa?
Thanks
Matthew
-Original Message
Anyone know of a good online resource for automotive do-it-yourself?
I'd like to see if I can troubleshoot what is wrong with my windshield wipers. Don't need them often in NM but not having them is annoying from time to time. They don't work at all, and I suppose it could be anything from the wip
not very high in my cute department :)
- Original Message -
From: Smith, Matthew P -CONT(CSC)
To: CF-Community
Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 1:47 PM
Subject: my newest baby!
haha, ok not THAT kind, not yet at least. :P
http://www.gpaec.com/available.html
So Sue Me
haha, ok not THAT kind, not yet at least. :P
http://www.gpaec.com/available.html
So Sue Me(6th down)
http://www.gpaec.com/images/dogs/sue1.jpg
He's just so so cool. I'm 6'3" and i can grab his collar while we both stand up straight. a SEVENTY pound greyhound, really, guys, he's a prince amon
We went while we were in Florida. I thought admission was ourageously expensive till I realized that all rides were free once you were inside. Overall, it's worth doing; some of the rides are clearly geared to younger kids, but older ones don't mind going through them, mine didn't at least. We did
Did you try SpamFighter? It's free.
-Frank
- Original Message -
From: Matthew Small
To: CF-Community
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 10:29 AM
Subject: Spamnet
Does any here use the Cloudmark Spamnet for Outlook Express? I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong in using i
They're all wireless.
we can type from anywhere.
Mhahhahahaha!!
Oops...what's this..battery warning lig
-Original Message-
From: Smith, Matthew P -CONT(CSC) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for all the input guys. I was thinking I would have to wait
until monday to get any feedbac
Thanks for all the input guys. I was thinking I would have to wait until monday to get any feedback but it looks like you guys are tied to your keyboards like i am. :P
-Original Message-
From: Philip Arnold
To: CF-Community
Sent: 2/7/04 8:29 AM
Subject: RE: rechargeables for wireless key
> The other day I went back to my regular keyboard, but I went
> out and bought a nifty new Logitech MX700 optical mouse. Now
> THAT mouse ROCKS!
> :)
>
> Aside from the exceptionally cool appearance, it is wireless
> and the major plus is it comes with its own recharging stand!
> It uses NiM
*ears perk up*
Hmm?
Wha.oh.
Oh well I still have something to add! :)
I bought the Microsoft Bluetooth solution, and was less than impressed
by the performance. I also ended up changing the batteries in the mouse
VERY regularly from my point of view, perhaps a little longer than every
tw
Check into NiMh batteries as a step between nicad and LiIon. They work
great for my digital camera. You can't charge them and expect them to
hold a charge past a few weeks, but since you're going to have a charger
nearby, you could always keep a spare beside you. They don't have a
"memory"
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