Planet Ten, home of the Black Lectroids.
Jim Davis
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 1:47 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Now I'll have to change my mnemonic device.
I take it Charon didn't get the nod?
-Kevin
> NASA set to announce a potent
I really doubt it'll get classified as a planet. Pluto might very well have
not been classified as a planet had we known more about it at the time (it
appeared much larger than it is due to more reflectivity than expected and
the fact that it's really a two-body system since Charon is over half th
Dude, I wasn't brought up to be nasty, hope you get the point.
>Dude! You could get sued very easily for the results of that conclusion!
>
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>Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 9:10 PM
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Vasectomy failure is pretty rare, and much easier to test (youre supposed
to go in for a test two weeks after the procedure - its the last major
uncomfortable moment then youre FREE!)
The procedure is much less invasive and dangerous that tubal ligation ½
hour on the table, two days with an
Been trying to get this tag to work, can anyone see what Im doing wrong?
Thanks
Steve
Dynamic Image Sequencer
Use this script anywhere you may need an image rotator. Just upload your files into a directory, and the script will add them to the image rotater.
The variables at the top of the script
Patrick,
Thanks for your thoughtful notes. It sounds like a good path to take on the project. FYI, I've done work for the client, they like it, that's the reason they offered more projects, this one is one of them, the client is easy to work with, however, as you noted it and I agree it's advisa
That's why it was in quotes. I try to use what others have said to focus on
my points.
> Didn't some US officer say that to CBS during the Vietnam war?
>
> larry
>
> > "Sir, we had to destroy the village to save the village"
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Yes. I have been following it for the last couple of years when it was introduced in the Toronto Star.
DG
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Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 10:39 AM
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I've been following this one for a bit.
Didn't some US officer say that to CBS during the Vietnam war?
larry
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 12:48 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: News bias
>
>
> "Sir, we had to destroy the village to save the villag
I've been looking everywhere for an application that would allow me to
categorize what I find on the net.
I installed and played with Onfolio -it's almost exactly like another
application I came across last week (still testing it) called Net Visualize
(http://www.netvisualize.com ).
Both applica
Hey, wait a sec...
Isn't the tenth planet already Planet X? Home of Ghidra?
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will
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true;
and that would just be unacceptable."
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I take it Charon didn't get the nod?
-Kevin
> NASA set to announce a potential 10th planet, if it gets classified as
such.
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/03/14/planet.discovery/index.html
>
> Now how will we remember all of them.
>
> "My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas ???
Found that last year and its one of my favorite sites!
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Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 9:47 AM
To: CF-Community
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Have you looked at www.csszengarden.com ?
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> Actually, our viewpoints are not that different. On a personal level I
hold
> as you do. A fight is a fight and the winner gets to write the history.
(But
> when I fight, I'm fighting the person who's attacking me, not their wife
and
> kids. )
Also, I think it depends on the fight. If it's
And there's the point of this entire thread. Despite the restraint on the
side of Israel and the lack of it on the side of the Palestinians, the moral
justification is being skewed by news agencies by their use of language.
A terrorist is a bad guy, a militant can be seen as a good guy. Blow up
inn
Ah... the pranks one can pull on the scientifically challenged...
Jeff Garza
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To: CF-Community
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 11:02 AM
Subject: dangers of dihydrogen monoxide
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=562&
You can also die with honor and win...just to add a twist.
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 1:07 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: News bias
While I understand the "win by any means" mindset (it was how I too was
taught), I
Actually, our viewpoints are not that different. On a personal level I hold
as you do. A fight is a fight and the winner gets to write the history. (But
when I fight, I'm fighting the person who's attacking me, not their wife and
kids. )
Problem is, I also think in the large scale and we as humans
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=562&e=2&u=/ap/h2o_hoax
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While I understand the "win by any means" mindset (it was how I too was
taught), I think restraint gives credence to moral justification for the
violence in the first place. It is what is refered to as "honor on the
battlefield".
Is it better to die with honor or to win? And what is winning?
-Kev
I haven't used this one yet, but from the article it sounds a little like the wonderful StumbleUpon toolbar.
I was doing a little research for centralized bookmark management before I tried to write my own, and I stumbled upon this stumbleupon service. Instead of managing your bookmarks on your ow
I think I stated my position clearly enough Mike. We are way past
the original issue of whether someone is a terrorist or not. You and I
obviosuly have differing viewpoints of the morality and effectiveness of
whatever strategy a side uses to win its war.
"Sir, we had to destroy the vill
A! That makes sense! And that's EVEN BETTER than I originally
thought! Wow. Congratulations once again on such a great opportunity!!!
And thank for the muffin! :D
Cheers,
Erika
From: Marwan Saidi
Sorry if it was not that clear...
The parent company of my division is based in Connecticut. In
"Sir, we had to destroy the village to save the village"
So we should do away with the Geneva convention as it really doesn't matter.
We should do away with any war crimes tribunals as all's fair in any fight
as any fight is a war. If you have to rape the cows, kill the woman and
drink their blood,
Now I'm gettin all misty.. ;-)
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Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 12:39 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: News bias
I have to say I am with you man.
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Timothy Heald
Web Portfolio Manager
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U.
A few thoughts...
Access is "query-based" so you want to look closely at the queries.
Look at the tables and see how the data design can be improved, but be
careful.
Look at the forms for things like input masks and validation and add these
to your written specs, these are part of you BRs, as are a
I have to say I am with you man.
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Timothy Heald
Web Portfolio Manager
Overseas Security Advisory Council
U.S. Department of State
571.345.2319
The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S.
Department of State or any affiliated organization(s). Nor have these
op
I was thinking the same thing.
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From: Kevin Graeme [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 12:24 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: News bias
Where can I get aphrodisiac laced gum? :-)
-Kevin
> Can you point me to the references. I have no problem changing
As a person you can claim whatever you want after your actions. I dont see
your point. Personally if I was a person who committed a bunch of crimes,
and then was claiming I was at war with my country, I would expect to be
treated less evenly than if it was a pure crimminal deal. I dont recall
anyon
Well, my first thought is "Mozilla does that already". However, I went ahead and d/l'd, and will check this out. Pity that it only supports IE
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>> You'll excuse me when I say this, but your rather sick. Using a child to
>> transport a weapon of death is reprehensible and has no place in 'war'.
But it does happen and is a fact of warfare.
>> Red Dawn was a movie, this is real life. Are you now saying that the
kid should
>> be shot
I wish I knew. I've got lots of 'warfare' related uses for it. :)
> Where can I get aphrodisiac laced gum? :-)
>
> -Kevin
>
> > Can you point me to the references. I have no problem changing my
> > perspective on their activities, but I need proof. This is more
important
> > now than ever as I've
> That said, a significant part of the problem is that many are trapped by
the
> past and past events. That is why I suggest depopulating the area and
> starting over again. Perhaps move the Serbs to Israel, the Northern Irish
> Catholics to Rwanda, and the Tutsis of Rwanda to Serbia. That way all
just thought I would stick my head in the door.
I have to say the scenery is beautiful. Finally made it to Veracruz though the mountainous off-the-beaten path route we took was VERY much off the beaten path and wound up taking four days of second-class buses. Nobody tried to put a crate of chicke
Where can I get aphrodisiac laced gum? :-)
-Kevin
> Can you point me to the references. I have no problem changing my
> perspective on their activities, but I need proof. This is more important
> now than ever as I've also heard tales told of how Israel sends gum laced
> with aphrodisiacs to Egyp
So all I have to do is kill people, rob banks, blow stuff up and when I'm
caught claim it's all part of a war? "I'm from the CF milita, we're at war
with you". That's a cop-out. Where's the limit?
> As to the Malvo thing, I say no. That was a crimminal act. If it was found
> that he was a member o
You'll excuse me when I say this, but your rather sick. Using a child to
transport a weapon of death is reprehensible and has no place in 'war'. Red
Dawn was a movie, this is real life. Are you now saying that the kid should
be shot as a enemy combatant? Should all children be prevented from going
Egypt has bigger and better weapons and they set them aside (for the time
being) to make peace. Jordan did the same. Egypt got the entire sinai
peninsula from their peace deal which is worth 100 times what all of Israel
is. Jordan got huge water deals. The Palestinians would get just as much if
the
John Stanley wrote:
>
>Then I am also torn, because when I try to look at this from the Palestinian
>perspective (which I'll admit upfront I am not the most educated on). Do the
>palestinians have a legitimate beef about their land being taken?
The people in the occupied territories have legitima
>> Very true. There are many in europe using the middle east as their proxy
>> against America.
Yeah, you know alot of these cant wait to see us stumble and fall so they
can pounce on us like death incarnate. I'll bet if the US was invaded by
Grongians from outer space, that the next day the F
England is our only true European friend. Kuwait is our only true Arab
friend, and that could change quickly.
--
Timothy Heald
Web Portfolio Manager
Overseas Security Advisory Council
U.S. Department of State
571.345.2319
The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of the
The idea of rules of warfare is reasonably new. There has been the idea of
just warfare for quite sometime, but that is different. That deals with the
reasons for war, not the conduct of a war.
At one time going after civilian populations was part and parcel of a
successful campaign. Looting,
>>Large explosive device found by Israeli roadblock in 10-year old
Palestinian
>>schoolboy's book-bag on his way home from school to Nablus village. Child
>>held for questioning.
>>www.debka.com
>>So this is warfare?
Sounds like it to me. The use of improbable weapons, concealed as to evade
det
>>Terrorism, and murdering of innocent civilians, such as that which is
taking
>>place is not open warfare at all, You are sadly mistaken on this point.
Open
>>warfare is military against military.
Right. So I wont bring up the whole indian thing with the US government. Or
the razing of cities b
> >>The Eu, France, etc. Hm. Arn't they supposed to be our friends? Of
course,
> >>Saudi Arabia is supposed to be our friend as well and we all know what
> they
> >>think.
>
> Personally I think the American and Israeli list of true friends in Europe
> is suprisingly small, and even more scarce in
Wouldn't it make more sense to move the Irish protestants? What with the
republic of Ireland right next door?
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Web Portfolio Manager
Overseas Security Advisory Council
U.S. Department of State
571.345.2319
The opinions expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of the
> I'll have to look at my sources and get back to you on that one. I have
not
> looked at this issue for a while. I do know that they bombed the King
David
> Hotel, but that was used by the British administration at the time.
Yes, they did bomb the hotel which was the center of the British military
Large explosive device found by Israeli roadblock in 10-year old Palestinian
schoolboy's book-bag on his way home from school to Nablus village. Child
held for questioning.
www.debka.com
So this is warfare?
> Sorry, but I disagree. I think it is warfare. To me, its all the same.
> Whether it is t
Kevin Graeme wrote:
>The news I hear is generally attributing the ousting of the conservatives as
>a direct result for supporting Bush and the war in Iraq. Anyone know more
>information on how really cut and dry that analysis may be?
The polls just before the attack showed a clear lead for the Par
>>The Eu, France, etc. Hm. Arn't they supposed to be our friends? Of course,
>>Saudi Arabia is supposed to be our friend as well and we all know what
they
>>think.
Personally I think the American and Israeli list of true friends in Europe
is suprisingly small, and even more scarce in the middle
Actually, by your own words, the Jews were retaliating, not starting the
killings. That seems to be the pattern. Have Jews attacked anyone in France?
Yes, Irgun and Stern were terrorists by that days mores but by todays they
are lightweights. As for Sharon, I'd like to see evidence, not just hears
I'll have to look at my sources and get back to you on that one. I have not
looked at this issue for a while. I do know that they bombed the King David
Hotel, but that was used by the British administration at the time.
larry
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL P
Maybe I am diluting it, in your viewpoint, but in someone elses maybe I am
asking a pertinent question. I'm not saying that what has happened countless
times in Israel isn't wrong, or reprehensible. I am saying that to anothers
viewpoint it is open warfare, and that is all.
Terrorism, and murderin
It's probably one of the DNS servers I'm routing through still caching your
old data. If your going to use the same email address, the unsubscribing and
resubscribing will do nothing.
> Yeah, [EMAIL PROTECTED] The mail used to be hosted by namezero.com.
They
> bounced too many emails so I switche
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Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 11:26 AM
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Subject: Re: News bias
So your saying that the Palestinians are at war with Israel and Israel
should kill them all? That's what people do in war. Problem is, this is
congratulations
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Yeah, [EMAIL PROTECTED] The mail used to be hosted by namezero.com. They
bounced too many emails so I switched to Doug White's service, so it's still
the same e-mail address, but it should be routing differently now. I guess
I probably need to unsubscribe and then resubscribe?
--
marlon
"And
Can you point me to the references. I have no problem changing my
perspective on their activities, but I need proof. This is more important
now than ever as I've also heard tales told of how Israel sends gum laced
with aphrodisiacs to Egypt to corrupt their children and uses poison gas on
Palestini
Problem is that he's financed by the 'friends' of America ranging from the
EU to Saudi Arabia and beyond. With money comes political control.
> Alas, a large part of the problem. Arafat is no leader, and I fear that
there is no true hope for peace until that grizzled thug leaves our
company.
>
>
Have you checked the address your subscribed with?
> Anyone know why after 2 months of having a new e-mail provider and
changing
> my dsn records, all my e-mail is coming through my new provider except for
> the mailing lists from houseoffusion.com?
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So your saying that the Palestinians are at war with Israel and Israel
should kill them all? That's what people do in war. Problem is, this is not
war. This is a conflict between terrorists and Israel with the mass of
Palestinians over on the side cheering.
> >>Bottom line is that when murderous t
> 2. Irgun never attacked women and children, only military targets and
always
> warned before (not after) a blast.
I'll just politely say that what I've read differs from your account.
-Kevin
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Agreed, both the Irgun and the Stern gang were implicated by a UN commission
in several massacre of Palestinian villages in the 1948 war of Independence.
larry
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> From: Marwan Saidi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 10:15 AM
> To: CF-Community
>
Patrick,
Client does not have any doc on the BRs etc for the FORM app, I thought if there's some way to find out BRs etc. from the existing Access FORM, it would help for the new app's functions. Are you suggesting to "sqeeze" the client for the BRs etc. for the web app?
Thanks.
Don
>agreed.
>
Looks like time for a new mailing list. :)
http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=18312130
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From: "Ian Skinner"
> "My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas "
How about:
My Very Educated Mother Just Swam Up North? P-Shaw.
(10th planet provisionally named "Sedna")
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Alas, a large part of the problem. Arafat is no leader, and I fear that there is no true hope for peace until that grizzled thug leaves our company.
>All Arafat has to do (if he is a leader or even in control) is
>stop the terrorists rather than pay them.
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That's cool. It really fits though, remember reading about Sedna.
larry
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> From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 11:00 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Now I'll have to change my mnemonic device.
>
>
> NASA set to announce a pote
Well, I don't know who did it, but my dad (who was there in '48) tells a slightly different story, one in which women, children, and everyone else most certainly _were_ killed. Different sides to every story...
>2. Irgun never attacked women and children, only military targets and always
>warned b
I've got to get one of these for my cube!
--
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: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2
The point I was making is that the people we now know as the Palestinians
were living in the area well before the partition. Also the Jews who were
living in the area were as likely to massacre their non-Jewish neighbours as
they were likely to massacre their Jewish neighbours. No one, Jews,
Christ
Sorry if it was not that clear...
The parent company of my division is based in Connecticut. In time (perhaps a year or so) it may make sense for us to move up to the parent company, hence the possible move to CT.
Clearer now? (passes apple-cinnamon muffin over, it is Monday after all...)
>I th
> Romans drove out the Jews in what is refered to as the Diaspora.
Not all, just most.
> Ottoman Empire covers the entire region (Muslims)
And allowed many Jews to settle, especially those kicked out of Spain during
the inquisition.
> WWI. The Arabs help the English and the English establish a co
My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizza Slices
Cassidy
"There are people who don't like capitalism, and people who don't like PCs. But there's no one who likes the PC who doesn't like Microsoft" - Bill Gates
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Yes, CNN was one of the only ones who did so. All the others white washed
it. CNN said what it was.
I'm not speaking on the rights or wrongs of the situation in Israel here.
I'm speaking on how news agencies are presenting it. I see a distinct
difference between a strike on a millitary complex and
Anyone know why after 2 months of having a new e-mail provider and changing
my dsn records, all my e-mail is coming through my new provider except for
the mailing lists from houseoffusion.com?
Marlon
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>>Bottom line is that when murderous thugs are attacking and killing unarmed
>>women and children, then it's terrorism.
Sorry, but I disagree. I think it is warfare. To me, its all the same.
Whether it is the US carpet bombing Dresden, killing hundreds every week
(probably alot more than that),
NASA set to announce a potential 10th planet, if it gets classified as such.
http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/03/14/planet.discovery/index.html
Now how will we remember all of them.
"My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas "
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
B'Sha Tova - It should all be for good it its proper time.
> Ok, so most of you saw the post where I got a new job offerred on 3 March.
The new job has a ton more responsibility and a hefty compensation increase,
for which I am happy.
>
> However, it was not the biggest news of the day...
>
> Quic
1. Israel returned most of the land from the wars in return for peace.
2. Jews have been living there for the same time and earlier (when not
killed by crusaders, Muslim mobs, etc.)
3. The amount of Arabs living in the area were very low in comparison to all
that claim it now. All you need is a rel
And I think that there are far more eloquent ways to bring that specific
point forward than making specious statements.
Statements that attempt to marginalise the human tragedy caused by
terrorism does not lead one to the conclusion that terrorism should not
stop society. Whomever made those commen
It's the removal of some tables and use of CSS for certain style elements.
The main site framing is still a table as is the header bar and body section
of the lists. Everything else such as the side bar are all CSS.
It's not just speed. The new setup makes the pages more relivant and Google
is putt
Jews, Bedouins, and misc. Arabs. We're not talking a country that existed
before Israel, we're talking an expanse of deserts, marshes and a few
ancient cities. The Bedouins have accepted the reality of the situation and
have integrated into Israeli society and even hold high ranks in the
military a
Yep. Someone has it, the virus is blocked (as is normal for the list) and
the message has been removed from the archive. I've altered the lists
auto-blocker to make sure it doesn't happen again under any name or subject.
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: 14 March 2004
Yes and no. The land in question, including what is now Jordan was set
asside by the league of nations to be a Jewish homeland. After land was
peeled off and peeled off again and again all Israel got was a sliver of
nothing. And even that was to much for the Arabs. Do they have a beef? Did
they hav
> It is in all the news about the elections in Spain voting the
conservatives out
> of office. This was one of the few governments who actually was
contributing
> and supporting the Iraq Invasion. As of July they will be withdrawing all
> support and troops from the region.
The news I hear is ge
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- Jim
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I think the point that was being made was that terrorism should not stop
society. Society needs to build in a resilience to these attacks. Society
needs to be able to shrug these attacks off and carry on as 'normal'.
I prefer revence - criminal types just do not deserve to be ignored. They
d
Dude! You could get sued very easily for the results of that conclusion!
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Sent: Sunday, March 14, 2004 9:10 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Any Access programmer or ex- Access programmer?
You dont look at the code at all. You
Wow Gel, how do you _really_ feel about this?
;P
>Umm..How many people are murdered?
>Should we also accept a man going to town with a meat cleaver on two
>babies as a fact of life, and grin and bear it because its just two
>lives when there are 40,000 road accidents?
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I am running into a problem when I try to disconnect my external Usb
Drive. I always get an error message saying that Windows can't
disconnect the drive because it's in use. There is a knowledge base
article on the Maxtor site about this:
--
There are several possible causes. The problem
I think the point that was being made was that terrorism should not stop
society. Society needs to build in a resilience to these attacks. Society
needs to be able to shrug these attacks off and carry on as 'normal'.
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Se
Umm..How many people are murdered?
Should we also accept a man going to town with a meat cleaver on two
babies as a fact of life, and grin and bear it because its just two
lives when there are 40,000 road accidents?
No we should not. Because the two cannot be compared at all.
There is something to
Yes but this isn't a problem. As according to the US military the US
will never have to fight a conventional war against modern forces.That
was part of the reasoning behind cancelling the Comanche. There's no
need for developing that type of technology to fight a conventional war
anymore, who cares
drat you beat me to the punch! :-)
...the less cunning ones are forced to eat linguini as punishment...
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No, but I've heard they are hard to find. They have even been described as
cunning.
(Very sorry)
Jerry Johnson
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No, but I've heard they are hard to find. They have even been described as cunning.
(Very sorry)
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/15/04 09:47AM >>>
Hmm.
do you think there's a shortage of linguists who aren't gay?
;-P
-Gel
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agreed.
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From: brobborb
You dont look at the code at all. You just figure out what the app is
supposed to do, how it's supposed to function, stuff like that, and write
your cold in CF (or whatever server langauage you're supposed to write it
in) to work the same way
O
I thought the new job was in Connecticut?
Cheers,
Erika
From: Marwan Saidi
Actually, I will be remaining in FL for the short-term future, then we
will see how things develop. The new job is about a 10-minute longer
commute than the old.
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Lets see, what time is it?
My own comments - the unfortunate thing about this news is that it suggests
how badly the military has mishandled its manpower estimates. The national
guard and reserves are now stretched pretty thin, and the regular forces are
almost at the breaking point. And we are in
As a member of my Local Board, we have heard nothing about it.
But, it might be a methodology for the Bush Administration to get some
employment for It professionals that are otherwise making pizzas, etc.
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