WOW!!! Long time no see ... welcome back to the list!!!
Here's a double giant fresh cooked blueberry muffin for you!
Cheers,
Erika
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Good to be back. It's a little hard shaking off the ring rust.
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> cup, a tasse, a pet or a cawan, a cup is meant to be used. Stop arguing
> and drink, stop squabbling and refresh your thirst." This is the
> Buddhist attitude to other religions.
Yeah, I've noticed that the Buddhist attitude is to be subtley patronizing.
;-)
-Kevin
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Did you ever try to throw out a garbage can? Just doesn't work does it?
Well, I'm back in the CF world again. Sort of.
I went back to university last fall after a disappointing year of chain-jerking work in another field. I'm doing a B.A. in Medieval Studies (I intend to teach English and History
I was thinking about the current project I'm working on. All my database
interaction is done in CFC's and all my queries are written directly against
tables. This goes against how I used to do it, relying on views and stored
procs for all my db interaction. My new method "feels" wrong, but it su
I always enjoy reading these religious threads, the antagonism between
religions is one of the reasons why I was agnostic for so long. I
thought this bit of text from www.buddhanet.net might be interesting to
show that not all religions act in the same way:
No Buddhist who understands the Buddhas
Religion and politics are definite no-no's for first dates and job
interviews - but here they're open game my friend. As is sexuality,
finance, pets, the slave trade and, well - pretty much everything else.
Actually that's a topic that could be fun: describe in your life a time when
you really
We've always talked of religion and politics here the only rules in
place were no malicious personal attacks against anyone.
Like me saying Tim is an arogant utter fool and should be TOD. :D
/me runs
Cheers,
Erika
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From: "Pablo Varando" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 2:22 PM
Subject: Re: Comments on Catholic Church
> I thought "Religion and Politics" were NO-NO topics for bars, work and
(CF-talk|CF-Community) lists alike
Where'd you get that idea?
Religion and politics are two of the largest topics on this list.
Should we never discuss anything that could be misconstrued as offensive?
We wouldn't be able to talk about anything.
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I thought "Religion and Politics" were NO-NO topics for bars, work and (CF-talk|CF-Community) lists alike.. ;)
We all have our beliefs and disbeliefs, but lets not "discuss" these types of things here.. as it will only offend some people!
Pablo
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They are streaming dead milkmen right now.
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looks like its Beelzabubba and Metaphysical graffiti in the player tonight.
:-(
bret wrote:
> For those of you who care:
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Music/03/11/music.milkmen.reut/index.html
>
> -Bret
>
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man does that suck. I went by the site, its pretty f'd up.
Too bad. I had a lot of respect for those guys.
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That really sucks. They remain one of my favorite bands. I get mocked for it, but Bitchin Comaro is in my daily rotation on the iPod.
This bumms me out more than the loss of Wendy O Williams.
Thanks for the headsup.
Jerry Johnson
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For those of you who c
Either that or have marriage be a religious institution only, and only civil
unions get benefits of state/federal laws.
Separation of church and state, I'm all for it.
_
Personally I believe that marriage is a religious institution until the
state offers legal benefits for it - then it
For those of you who care:
http://www.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Music/03/11/music.milkmen.reut/index.html
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EPA STUDYING MICROWAVE POPCORN CHEMICALS
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is investigating chemicals in
microwave popcorn that have been linked to a rare lung disease in people
who work in factories that produce popcorn.
FULL STORY:
http://cbc.ca/stories/2004/03/11/popcorn_vapours040311
[T
Seriously.
Longest AT of my life, and that's just two weeks :)
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"Archivist George Redmonds, writing in the organization's Ancestors magazine, discovered in his scrutiny of the birth archives that names now considered to be masculine, such as Philip and Thomas, were once used for girls in the 14th century"
I guess if you pronounce Thomas as "Tam-mus" it might m
true dat!
:-)
Jim Campbell wrote:
> Actually, Leavenworth is such that even if you're not in the federal
> prison system, you're still doing time there.
>
> - Jim
>
> Angel Stewart wrote:
>
> >0_0
> >
> >You were in jail?
> >What were you in for?
> >
> >-Gel
> >
> >-Original Message-
> >
Girl named Diot Coke back in 1379
03/09/04 03:45 PM, EST
Naming your child after a popular soft drink could be seen as a little bit
faddish but the parents of young Diot Coke might be forgiven -- they gave
their baby daughter the name way back in 1379.
Read the full story at
http://www.cnn.com/2
Shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die...
^_^
Nah... just lived in the town. Started off as a military brat at the
post, then my parents decided they liked the place and retired there...
Angel Stewart wrote:
> 0_0
>
>
> You were in jail?
> What were you in for?
>
>
> -Gel
>
> -Original
Actually, Leavenworth is such that even if you're not in the federal
prison system, you're still doing time there.
- Jim
Angel Stewart wrote:
>0_0
>
>You were in jail?
>What were you in for?
>
>-Gel
>
>-Original Message-
>From: William H Bowen
>
>heh, did 20 years in Leavenworth m
That's why I walk way around the Statehouse. ;^)
I'm a little less than agnostic - I'm not gay myself, but my mother-in-law
is (she's in NY). She's been in a great relationship for many years now and
they've just gone through writing up wills. They had all sorts of trouble
just leaving things
0_0
You were in jail?
What were you in for?
-Gel
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heh, did 20 years in Leavenworth myself
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Ah, but some jerks just never quit!
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I'll step up to the challenge, Charlie:
>> I hope I never have to come across people like that.
Well, then you'll just have to aim better!
- Jim
Outbound email scanned for viruses. (e23
heh, did 20 years in Leavenworth myself...what a treat Fred Phelps is :-)
my personal favorite tactic of his cult:
having children run out in front of cars entering the driveways of
Women's Clinics and lay down on the pavement.
strange that his group was never brought up on child endangerment ch
I'll step up to the challenge, Charlie:
>> I hope I never have to come across people like that.
Well, then you'll just have to aim better!
- Jim
Charlie Griefer wrote:
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>From: "brobborb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Thursday,
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From: "brobborb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: Gay marriage (was Re: Comments on Catholic Church)
> What a bunch of jerks. WACKOS! haha. I hope I never have to come across
people like t
I did *not* "act like we should all be thanking you".
Stuff the sarcasm.
I wasn't attacking you.
I tried to say some moderate, conciliatory things.
Not any more.]
-Ben
>Sure, just lob rocks over a wall and act like we should all be thanking
>you. So sorry your messages are deeply offensive to me
Kick ASS. I'll bet money it was a contingent from Westboro Baptist
Church in Topeka, KS, otherwise known as the home of that imitable
statesman, Fred Phelps. I lived in Kansas for 7 years, and I LOVED
locking horns with those troglodytes. I never got into a shouting match
or anything - I'd j
What a bunch of jerks. WACKOS! haha. I hope I never have to come across people like that.
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From: Jerry Johnson
To: CF-Community
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 2:02 PM
Subject: Gay marriage (was Re: Comments on Catholic Church)
2 messages on this threa
Tim,
Nope still gave a 0 at the start.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 3:30 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Formatting question
>
>
> myNumber = numberFormat(myNumber, ".__");
>
> That should do the trick,
myNumber = numberFormat(myNumber, ".__");
That should do the trick, no?
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and you resisted the urge to pummel him unconscious with your fists???
I commend you man.
When in the service, and soaking up the local nightlife in Mobile Alabama,
we were partying in a local "adult-oriented" establishment when the bible
thumpers came a' calling.
There was the inevitable
ListLast(myNum,".")
Something like that
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From: Lyons, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 3:19 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Formatting question
Thanks Charlie, I had not thought about that approach. I guess I can do that
for correlati
As a bystander to this conversation, and as an agnostic I can say
wholeheartedly that this whole conversation has made me glad of the
choice i have made with regards to my faith, or lack thereof of
man-ran-religions. : 0_0 :
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL
Thanks Charlie, I had not thought about that approach. I guess I can do that
for correlations, but not for z or d scores (they may go over 1.0).
Regards,
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 3:16 PM
> To: CF-Commun
hate is easy.
Lyons, Larry wrote:
> I've run across the same sort before. I remember watching the news of
> Matthew Shepard's funeral in Laramie Wyoming, and seeing those anti-gay
> fundamentalist wackos demonstrating and holding signs saying that that
> poor
> boy deserved what he got. Pardon m
.#listLast(myNum, '.')#
seems like there oughtta be a better way tho, no?
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From: "Lyons, Larry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 1:06 PM
Subject: Formatting question
>
> Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll, Religi
> > Words are tricky and can be interpreted many ways.
>
> That is putting it mildly. Try some of the writings of Gnostic
Christianity
> if you want twisted words.
I have. :-)
And I also touched on a little bit of Talmudic study too, though since I
don't know Hebrew it was just reading other's ar
I've run across the same sort before. I remember watching the news of
Matthew Shepard's funeral in Laramie Wyoming, and seeing those anti-gay
fundamentalist wackos demonstrating and holding signs saying that that poor
boy deserved what he got. Pardon me, but as originally preached
Christianity's ba
I don't think he meant to be offensive at all. These are things that are
discussed commonly. I was raised in an Irish catholic family. I went to
catholic school, and I still have a lot of problems with many of these
things. I wonder where the extra catholic books in the bible came from. I
wond
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From: "William H Bowen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 12:32 PM
Subject: Re: Comments on Catholic Church
> sounds more like an "asshole" Catholic than a tolerant one... shall we
> then tar all Catholics with t
Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll, Religion, goats, sheep
Now that's taken care of, I have a quick question, in CF how do you format a
number like this .05 instead of 0.05?
thx,
larry
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2 messages on this thread brought to mind something that happened at lunch.
SIN.
Assholes of [insert sect here] faith.
This morning, I was completely agnostic about the whole concept of gay marriage. It doesn't affect me, so I really didn't care.
While walking to lunch near the Boston Common, I
well, now it'll be a little more tenderized...
:-)
Lyons, Larry wrote:
> And I was planning on goat curry for supper tonight.
>
> larry
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: a cantrl. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 1:31 PM
> > To: CF-Community
> > Subject: Re:
And I was planning on goat curry for supper tonight.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: a cantrl. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 1:31 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Comments on Catholic Church
>
>
> /me throws a rock at Larry's holy goat for trying to
Comments inline
> -Original Message-
> From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 2:31 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Comments on Catholic Church
> Relating to the whole "Jesus IS God" thing, there was an
> early Christian movement called Arian
Sure, just lob rocks over a wall and act like we should all be thanking
you. So sorry your messages are deeply offensive to me (and probably
half the people I know), I will try not to have an opinion in the future
and accept everything you have to say.
Larry earlier said we have some social respo
sounds more like an "asshole" Catholic than a tolerant one... shall we
then tar all Catholics with the epithet "looney" because of this incident?
sorry, there's assholes in every faith and creed...
will
a cantrl. wrote:
> Did I ever tell you guys that I went to a Halloween party last year
> d
o!
Hot coffee through the nose!
:-)
ROFL!
Kevin Graeme wrote:
> See, that's because it's also fundamental to most religions that they
> try to
> prove that other browsers are "false". So while some religious sites work
> with a particular browser they will often "attack" the behaviours of
/me throws a rock at Larry's holy goat for trying to be rational in a religious flamewar.
>Hey People, before this goes any further, please lets limit the religious
>wars to those issues where it matters. In other words, operating systems,
>browsers and web application servers.
>
>larry
>
>>
[Tod
> I think you are using the word "attacking" loosely.
> Saying that you disagree with someone,
> or that you think they are incorrect,
> is not an "attack". Sounds paranoid...
Vehemently denouncing something is not an attack? Having scripture that
cites how a god smites worshippers of other gods i
Oh Yeah, it's that time of year again.
Already one major upset, St. Joes received a severe beating about the neck
and shoulders curtsey of Xavier, and it's only 2:30 on Thursday.
For anybody who is interested, I have setup a Yahoo Pickem group for
CF-Community.
Group ID: 16172
Group Name: cf-com
You don't "buy the idea"?
Too bad for you.
Christianity in general and Catholicism in particular
are not at the top of my study list.
I have been told a lot of things over the years.
So has my wife.
Some of them at face value seemed plausible (e.g. idols).
Will Bowen posed some arguments I had neve
Fine with me, Larry. Never wanted "war". Was asked to provide clarification on wife's opinion on Catholic faith. Did so,
and suddenly there are accusations of "attacks" on Catholics.
Like I said, I will pass the replies on to my wife.
I will let the thread die in peace,
unless someone wants to re
Not so, I read your post carefully.
Quite frankly I don't buy the idea you needed someone else's email to
"question the veracity" of that message you posted.
Again, most reasonable people would probably recognize this is all
massively offensive without needing someone else to explain it to them.
In the case of the incumbent, I think it's ongoing envy of his father's...
> Hmmm, this is contrary to previous research that showed it was caused
> by an early imprint of obsession with their father's penis. It's
> interesting to see there's a genetic link involved, thanks.
>
>
> >The discov
> Did I ever tell you guys that I went to a Halloween party last year
> dressed as Jesus and got slugged in the jaw by some "tolerant"
> catholic?
>
> What's up with that? And why is it ok that 10 other people at the
> party were dressed as the devil himself and they didn't get slugged?
> Seem
>I wasn't saying anything about missionaries. Yes Judaism and the Jews have
>been attacked for millenia. But it also has plenty of examples where it says
>other religions are wrong, and that's what I was saying. The whole not
>worshipping idols thing is the obvious example. And Mike has repeatedl
>> Would there be a costume that would equally cause a Jewish person
to haul off and slug someone?
Going to a Halloween party dressed as Mel Gibson's father.
- Jim
a cantrl. wrote:
>Did I ever tell you guys that I went to a Halloween party last year dressed as Jesus and got slugged in the jaw
A shift-return gives a in both the code view and the design view, which
is what it's supposed to do.
I'm to fix a code-view behavior on a normal "Return". It used to work right
and now something's screwy.
-Kevin
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To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL
Hey People, before this goes any further, please lets limit the religious
wars to those issues where it matters. In other words, operating systems,
browsers and web application servers.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Braver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 20
Hmmm, this is contrary to previous research that showed it was caused by an early imprint of obsession with their father's penis. It's interesting to see there's a genetic link involved, thanks.
>The discovery that affiliation with the Republican Party is genetically
>determined was announced by s
You obviously did not read my post carefully. I'm surprised. /Ben
>Ben -
>
>I don't need to know you or your wife to know the arguments she presents
>are a rehash of a bunch of old school attacks launched against the
>Catholic Church. They have been used as the justification of numerous
>acts of
See, that's because it's also fundamental to most religions that they try to
prove that other browsers are "false". So while some religious sites work
with a particular browser they will often "attack" the behaviours of other
browsers.
O_o
I'll shut up now.
-Kevin
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Did I ever tell you guys that I went to a Halloween party last year dressed as Jesus and got slugged in the jaw by some "tolerant" catholic?
What's up with that? And why is it ok that 10 other people at the party were dressed as the devil himself and they didn't get slugged? Seems kinda whacky, no
heh... I looked at the site in the Netscape browser (7.1) and all the
text came up black (very difficult to read with the dark blue background..)
seems to be fine in IE though...
Haggerty, Mike wrote:
> http://www.messiahtruth.com/response.html
>
> No one ever tries, yet all these books about h
http://www.messiahtruth.com/response.html
No one ever tries, yet all these books about how Christ could not have
existed keep popping up...
M
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From: Ben Braver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 11:57 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Comments on C
Ben -
I don't need to know you or your wife to know the arguments she presents
are a rehash of a bunch of old school attacks launched against the
Catholic Church. They have been used as the justification of numerous
acts of violence and exclusion of Catholics both in the U.S. and abroad.
If you
I wasn't saying anything about missionaries. Yes Judaism and the Jews have
been attacked for millenia. But it also has plenty of examples where it says
other religions are wrong, and that's what I was saying. The whole not
worshipping idols thing is the obvious example. And Mike has repeatedly
refe
Have you tried a soft return (shift+return)
Steve
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 12:18 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Code indenting in DW
Since DW has come up, I've been having a weird problem. In the code
view,
when I
Good points, MikeyD. And my wife made it clear to me that her
points were strictly about Catholic vs. other Christian traditions,
and were not addressing Jewish, Islamic, etc. beliefs.
re: Jesus as intermediary, we told our kids that Daddy prays
directly to God, and Mommy prays to God through Je
My religion doesn't try to "save" other believers.
And you don't see Jewish missionaries riding around on
bicyles badgering people.
It, however, has been attacked for two millenia.
I personally don't think/feel other belief structures are
correct for ME. That doesn't make them wrong for someon
Will-
please see my reply to M on how positively I reacted to your
excellent post. I'm sure my wife will too.
-Ben
>> My experience has
> > been that once someone has become so narrow minded as to accept that
> > this is the way things are, there is no amount of discussion that will
> > convince
Mike-
You obviously do not know my wife.
And I strongly protest your implication that she is narrow-minded
and that, even if wrong, no amount of discussion would change her
mind.
Shame on you for pre-judging her and painting with a very broad brush.
I plan on showing her Will Bowen's very wel
Sandy - ROFLMAO, thanks!!! /Ben
>The discovery that affiliation with the Republican Party is genetically
>determined was announced by scientists in the current issue of the journal
>NURTURE, causing uproar among traditionalists who believe it is a chosen
>lifestyle. Reports of the gene coding for
Just read that yesterday which is funky because a lot of the
client's rankings I just talked about, come from his use of targeted
keywords in his titles and H1 tags ... so it will be interesting to see
what happens over the next few weeks.
There's a FABULOUS website at http://www.webproworld.
Speaking of Google rankings there's an interesting article about recent
updates to their algorithm codenamed Brandy at www.sitepoint.com
.
-Patrick
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. After we cleaned up the pages ... and a couple
weeks went by, he
Since DW has come up, I've been having a weird problem. In the code view,
when I hit Return it doesn't preserve the current indent level and instead
goes to the beginning of the line. I've looked around for a setting in the
prefs, but I can't find it.
Help please.
-Kevin
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true, but you can do all you say in Code View. I agree I never use a WYSWYG produced page for a final product, but sometime is makes a nice jump start.
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I think it's also worth acknowledging though that attacking other religions
is pretty much a necessity for any religion. At their core, religions serve
two purposes: 1) codify a set of rules for behaviour for the preservation of
a culture; and 2) attempt to explain the big hows and whys of the univ
> My experience has
> been that once someone has become so narrow minded as to accept that
> this is the way things are, there is no amount of discussion that will
> convince them otherwise.
That was my first thought, too, but then I thought, why be silent? As
long as *I'm* not spreading false
Just an word about DW ...
(disclaimer: I love MM DW - I recommend it's use for anyone that does
not know how to code REAL HTML or CSS by hand - though they should spend
a week and learn that really simple markup language and have a better
understanding of how a website is put together, but I digre
I use DWMX for styles and file synchronization. I sometimes code in it. I use Homesite+ for most everything else. I'd say 10% DW, 90% HS+.
But when I am feeling really studly, I crack the HD and manipulate the platters with a stylus! ~:P
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I use DW and HomeSite+ about 50/50. In DW I work 50/50 in design and code
view.
I'm primarily the UI guy, so wysiwyg is kinda helpful for that. Of course,
it would be nice if it really was wysiwyg.
-Kevin
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Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:08 AM
Subject: Re: Comments on Catholic Church
> Celibacy is breaking the commandment to be fruitful and multiply. You can
> either be Celibate or you
http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/mar2004/tc20040311_8915_tc119.htm
I doubt anyone's /surprised/ per se, but it's interesting to see the
machinations behind SCO's lawsuits, but official word of MS playing
matchmaker between a hedge fund and SCO makes things very, very interesting.
>Faith in Christ Jesus is faith in His death and resurrection. He is our
grace to get things done. Keeping the law is not faith. No one is good,
not >even one. If we could be "good" by trying harder, Christ would not
have had to come as our sacrifice. No amount of Hail Mary's will make you
>be
http://www.apcc.com/products/family/index.cfm?id=21&tab=models
I have the ES-500 on one computer at home. Works fine.
At 07:45 AM 3/11/2004, you wrote:
>I need to find a ups power back up for about $50. Any suggestions?
>
>Thanks
>
>Phillip B.
>
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FrontPage!
No just kidding.
I use Studio on Windows and BlueFish on Linux I will probably be checking
out that Eclipse as soon as I get my Linux box back up and running.
Rick
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From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 9:56 AM
Its not a matter of that person, but trying to inoculate the others from
that particular meme. Left unchallenged that sort of meme does spread. I
sort of had this out last week when some missionaries came by our place to
proselytize (does that make them proselytutes?). After listening to their
mess
> From: Adkins, Randy
>
> How many people actually use Dreamweaver for a true WYSIWYG
> editor? Or do you use it as you would CFStudio?
I've used Studio for years - looked at DW a while back, but I prefer the
functionality of Studio
Maybe I'll upgrade to Homesite+ sometime soon
[Todays Thread
Suckers...
Eclipse is the future of all programming. I use it for everything now,
including actionscript.
HAHAHAHAHA!
www.eclipse.org
M
-Original Message-
From: Heald, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:44 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Curious
pshw
The discovery that affiliation with the Republican Party is genetically
determined was announced by scientists in the current issue of the journal
NURTURE, causing uproar among traditionalists who believe it is a chosen
lifestyle. Reports of the gene coding for political conservatism,
discovered a
You guys are all wimps. Real men have wires attached to their brains and send electrical current directly to the CPU.
- Matt Small
- Original Message -
From: Lyons, Larry
To: CF-Community
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:41 AM
Subject: RE: Curious
NotePad is for wimps. Edl
Cute.
Right now I have HS+ and DWMX2004 open - I bounce back between the 2 - each
has some features that the other doesn't.
larry
> -Original Message-
> From: Adkins, Randy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 10:43 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: Curious
>
>
Larry -
No doubt about Martin Luther. There is a perverted element to some of
his writings, though I always thought his fixation on bowel movements
was meant to underscore his disdain for the Church.
Now, about this hate speech. You are right, it has been with us a long
time, and has been fuelin
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