Needs salt.
On 1/7/06, Zaphod Beeblebrox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just finished the book last night. I liked it, didn't love it, but
> it's a "classic" that I needed to get around to reading. Except for
> some of the names of the futuristic gadgets, it's hard to believe it
> was written in '
I think Heinlein wrote some great women. Most of them were based in
part on his wife Ginny, who was a pretty impressive woman. The women
in SISL were a bit cardboard, but some of his later creations, Hilda,
Dora, Minerva, Tamara, Lor & Laz, and of course, my favorite, Mama
Maureen.
Time Enough f
Another populist demagogue to drag another impoverished Latin American nation
even further into misery. I don't feel any sympathy for the rich folks who
lost, though. Hundreds of years of economic oppression has led to this sorry
state of affairs. All I want to know is how following a set of eco
> Dana wrote:
> this is dated 2002
>
Yeah, to me that's not too long ago for a level of unrest that reaches
coup stage. And, look, I'm not saying we should topple the guy I'm
saying he's a self avowed socialist that calls Castro a friend. These
are not good things. But it's not a hanging o
this is dated 2002
On 1/8/06, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dana wrote:
> > Sources please. Who is talking about coups? Who, specifically.
> >
>
> From The Economist, Oct 10th 2002
> http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=1383071
>
> "Once again, Caracas seethes with t
> Dana wrote:
> Sources please. Who is talking about coups? Who, specifically.
>
>From The Economist, Oct 10th 2002
http://www.economist.com/displaystory.cfm?story_id=1383071
"Once again, Caracas seethes with talk of conspiracies and coups."
"Mr Chavez's great folly is to have used his enormous
And no, have not been to Canada lately. I hear from family from time to time.
Dana
On 1/8/06, Duane Boudreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Its great to be back home in Canada again! Have you gotten back to Canada
> lately?
>
> Regulars, let me see Larry, Erika, Ray Champagne, Adam, Tony, Ray Camde
haven't heard from Adam REAL lately but he is around, I think. Ray
Camden is on talk more than community but I know I've heard from him
real recently. All the others, ayup, most of them today, lol.
On 1/8/06, Duane Boudreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Its great to be back home in Canada again! Ha
Its great to be back home in Canada again! Have you gotten back to Canada
lately?
Regulars, let me see Larry, Erika, Ray Champagne, Adam, Tony, Ray Camden.
Its late and that's all I can remember :)
Cheers,
Duane
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From: Dana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, Jan
yeah she knows that. But we can probably do better than 64 k of RAM,
hmm? The fun part is that what I am NOT given in this little problem
is the make of the motherboard, lol.
On 1/8/06, Kevin Graeme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yep. Whatever the motherboard takes is it. Type and speed. You can
>
which regulars? Some are, some aren't. How are you doing?
On 1/8/06, Duane Boudreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Its been over six months but I'm finally back! Are all the regulars still
> here?
>
> Duane
>
>
> "Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing."
>
> "In the
Hi All,
Its been over six months but I'm finally back! Are all the regulars still
here?
Duane
"Research is what I'm doing when I don't know what I'm doing."
"In the long run, the pessimist may be proved right, but the optimist has a
better time on the trip."
nothing solid, yet. we should get the necropsy results sometime next week.
On 1/8/06, Jim Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: John Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 8:47 PM
> > To: CF-Community
> > Subject: bad dog day for us.
Yep. Whatever the motherboard takes is it. Type and speed. You can
usually put a faster bus speed ram of the same type in but it won't
run faster than the bus speed.
Based on the amount and type of ram you mentioned, this is a PC100
board which was vintage at the time of the Pentium2/first gen P3,
> -Original Message-
> From: John Watson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 8:47 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: bad dog day for us.
>
> our akita (5 years old),
>
> starting from what we suspect was a first seizure at midnite on
> friday, went downhill so fast i
Gruss is saying that Capitalism = Greed. Capitalism is good and the
only viable economic model, and therefore Greed and all that goes with
it is good.
Nevermind that Chrisitanity has greed down as one of the 'Seven Deadly Sins'.
Gruss also believes that any form of government beside a laissez Fai
ok, thanks for the answer but can you amplify on that a bit? Must be
SDRAM? Same bus speed?
On 1/8/06, Kevin Graeme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No.
>
> On 1/8/06, Dana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > A friend wants to replace 64 MB SDRAM (100 bus) with something
> > oomphier. Can she go to DDR-SDR
No.
On 1/8/06, Dana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A friend wants to replace 64 MB SDRAM (100 bus) with something
> oomphier. Can she go to DDR-SDRAM?
>
> Dana
>
> --
> It's kind of fun to do the impossible - Walt Disney
>
>
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Me
arbeit macht frei, Gel, remember that. But in fairness to Gruss, I
think that his mistake is simply that he believes too much of what he
reads in the newspaper.
On 1/8/06, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greed Dana...Greed Dana.
>
> Greed is everything to Gruss, and it is justifiable.
>
> "Firs
Greed Dana...Greed Dana.
Greed is everything to Gruss, and it is justifiable.
"First it's themselves, then it's their family, then their property, then their
interests."
In Gruss' world things in order of importance start with
#1 : Self.
#2 Family
#3 Property
#4 Interests
And this is how his ac
My condolences.
larry
On 1/8/06, John Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> our akita (5 years old),
>
> starting from what we suspect was a first seizure at midnite on
> friday, went downhill so fast i think we are all still in shock. we
> put him on permanent rest at 1:30am this morning.
>
> he n
Well, really popular politicians don't have to deal with recall
referendums. But yes, he survived it and the OAS and a Carter-linked
organization monitored the vote. Sounds like democracy to me.
On 1/8/06, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "The Venezuelans! 1000s are marching in the streets call
ok so I thought I'd google that and help you out. I punched in coup
and venezuela and the first thing that comes up is the following,
which makes me even more suspicious of all this talk about how evil
the man is. Mind you, this is in a mainstream and somewhat
conservative British newspaper.
Venez
I am really sorry to hear that.
On 1/8/06, Erika L. Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm so sorry. :( My condolences. :(
>
> ##| -Original Message-
> ##| From: John Watson
> ##|
> ##| we put him on permanent rest at 1:30am this morning.
>
>
>
>
Sources please. Who is talking about coups? Who, specifically.
> > The Venezuelans! 1000s are marching in the streets calling for Chavez
> > to resign and there's talk of coups left and right. Apparently they
> > don't believe in their form of government or democracy.
~~
you mean like the Christian fundamentalists getting together and
voting for someone they mistakenly think reflects their beliefs? How
is that different ?
I assume you don't think we should overthrow THAT government, or if
you do I am out of this thread, which is at best dangerous for me
anyway. Bu
I'm so sorry. :( My condolences. :(
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##| we put him on permanent rest at 1:30am this morning.
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"The Venezuelans! 1000s are marching in the streets calling for Chavez
to resign and there's talk of coups left and right. Apparently they
don't believe in their form of government or democracy.
"
BS!
The man WON a popular Referendum to REMAIN in power!
It was an INTERNATIONALLY monitored vote t
> Dana wrote:
> Yes but either you have faith in democracy or you don't.
You're aware that democracy can fail if not implemented correctly,
right? Let me try an analogy:
Let's say that NM decides to vote on a minister of education and you
can vote for anybody. The results come in and psychopath
I have read that they will obey better if you do not allow them on the
furniture. Our last dog listened to me (who shooed her off) but not to
my daughter who did not. Our current dog definitely considers me the
alpha but listens to the daughter since that is who feeds her. This
tells me it may depe
so, she is already a couch tater, when out of her crate.
swear she slept like 5 hours today!
should we break her of this?
couch, not sleeping.
if so how?
had her 24 hours now.
yesterday she messsed in the house twice.
but her crate was dry in the mornning.
today no acciedents.
~
here's a less ugly page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ace_Double
On 1/8/06, Dana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok well, I was thnking of this series, and don't see any likely
> candidates, but have a look:
>
> http://people.uncw.edu/smithms/ACE_references.html
>
> Also, Roger Vadim wrote a book ca
sorry to here it!
thats why i was a little wary of getting a dog.
i fall in love at a drop of a hat.
when my first dog died i didnt think i would ever be happy again.
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ok well, I was thnking of this series, and don't see any likely
candidates, but have a look:
http://people.uncw.edu/smithms/ACE_references.html
Also, Roger Vadim wrote a book called "memoirs of the devil" but this
does nto seem to be what you are talking about.
Dana
On 1/6/06, James Smith <[EMA
Sorry to hear :(
Doesn't matter how old you are. Losing a pet is like losing a family
member and is a difficult thing.
Best to you and your son. I know you'll help him get thru it OK.
On 1/8/06, John Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> our akita (5 years old),
>
> starting from what we suspect
our akita (5 years old),
starting from what we suspect was a first seizure at midnite on
friday, went downhill so fast i think we are all still in shock. we
put him on permanent rest at 1:30am this morning.
he never had any signs of any progblems before friday. i love animals,
but i am older.. i'
congratulations
On 1/8/06, Erika L. Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> She looks part lab. First thing we thought when we saw the picture here
> as well.
>
> Beautiful dog! :)
>
> Cheers,
> Erika
>
> ##| -Original Message-
> ##| From: Paul Ihrig
> ##|
> ##| dana.
> ##| how can you tell she
could be this dog
http://www.akc.org/breeds/redbone_coonhound/index.cfm
but, jmo, the lab is more common and the fact that your dog is not as
stocky and is a different color are probably accounted for by age and
whatever she is mixed with.
http://www.akc.org/breeds/labrador_retriever/index.cfm
She looks part lab. First thing we thought when we saw the picture here
as well.
Beautiful dog! :)
Cheers,
Erika
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##|
##| dana.
##| how can you tell she is part lab?
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Congrats!!! :D
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just took another look. The ears and the coat really look lab to me.
The nose is something else though.
Actually maybe I mean retriever. Let me look at something real quick.
On 1/8/06, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well we picked up a little girl pup yesterday
> http://paulihrig.com/Lu
big paws means she will get bigger. I was looking at the coat and the
shape of the head and face. Not a black lab though. I am not a dog
expert but I have had a couple half-labs and she looks labbish to me.
On 1/8/06, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dana.
> how can you tell she is part lab
dana.
how can you tell she is part lab?
i was thinking hound or wim.
not really sure, but she is sharp as a tck & has HUGE paws.
not sure how big she will get.
will take her to the vet this week.
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This one is about the woes of one Canadian who moved back to Canada
from the US and is now running for office:
http://www.antiwrap.com/?838
Too American to Be Canadian?
Sunday, January 8, 2006; B02
Anti-American sentiments are so robust in Canada that you apparently
don't even have to be Americ
Just to add fuel to the fire, there was this editorial in today's
Washington Post:
http://www.antiwrap.com/?837
Northern Ire
Canadian Politics Are All About America
By Anna Morgan
Sunday, January 8, 2006; B02
TORONTO Barely 18 months ago, Canadian party leaders were out
campaigning for better
looks like a great dog. Part lab, so she'll be smart.
Dana
On 1/8/06, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well we picked up a little girl pup yesterday
> http://paulihrig.com/LucieLoo/index.html
>
> her name is lucie loo
> she is a mut, about 6 monnth old!
>
> we really dig her!
> -paul
>
>
well we picked up a little girl pup yesterday
http://paulihrig.com/LucieLoo/index.html
her name is lucie loo
she is a mut, about 6 monnth old!
we really dig her!
-paul
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A friend wants to replace 64 MB SDRAM (100 bus) with something
oomphier. Can she go to DDR-SDRAM?
Dana
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No, I don't think it is. Unless you consider Bush's people to be
corporations and the the individuals in the top percentiles of wealth
in this country. Those, he represents just fine. The US as a whole? I
don't think he has a clue and I don't think he wants a clue. How does
being a socialist preven
Oh. See, I was confused about your comments about commies murdering
people. And about how capitalists value people. These ones:
"Commies devalue assets and tend to wastefully murder
their citizens. People are an asset and every capitalist knows that
waste impoverishes us all."
Now, I know that t
> Dana wrote:
> but so far he seems to be
> representing his people rather better than Bush
I hope that's just your dislike of Mr. Bush speaking, cause they're
not even in the same ballpark. Chavez is a self-avowed socialist.
As to representation, it's the system that represents the people and
I
> Dana wrote:
> tsk. Capitalists value people and communists do not?
*sighs* No. Capitalists value assets, and communists ignore greed.
Thus communism will always fail and capitalism will always generate
wealth.
It's the greed. You have to be able to defeat the greed. If your
system isn't b
tsk. Capitalists value people and communists do not? Wow. I have been
looking over http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venezuela#Current_political_events
and see no indication that the Venezualans are locking people up
without trial, or conducting an unnecessary war anywhere I'd like
you to expand on
> Dana wrote:
> what is a "bad seed" according to you?
Anybody who's actions devalue your assets, cut into your profits, or
disrupts your life and/or business.
In the example of the neighborhood, it would be neighbors that don't
keep up their lawn and leave beater cars on blocks in their back yar
what's your point exactly? The man was elected and is evil because..
By the way, you have not provided your source for this infomation, and
based on the (admittedly leftist) link I posted the other day, at
least some of your facts seem to be in dispute. I don't know what the
reality of it all
On 1/7/06, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> *chuckle*
>
> Interesting how one chooses to pick on perhaps the one negative policy
> which may have bad effects and ignore the other more positive Long
> Term Visions.
I'm not sure I really even want to get involved in this thread, but if
a country b
> Dana wrote:
> I know about Venezuala is that the administration stooges seem to think
> it's evil somehow.
Let's look at things in Venezuela:
KEY EVENTS
1992: Venezuelan Army Lieutenant-Colonel Hugo Chavez leads a failed
coup attempt.
1998: Chavez elected, helps rewrite t
you're coming across as rather patronizing, but maybe that is just me.
A couple of questions - what is a "bad seed" according to you? The
argument about property values does not exactly apply here. Much as he
might like to do so, Bush cannot sell the United States. It sounds
like you are saying tha
> Dana wrote:
> I am not sure whether you are saying that the US would have no reason
> to get involved or would be justified in doing so.
I'm saying that a capitalist country doesn't operate any different
than a capitalist person: they protect their stuff. First it's
themselves, then it's their
I am not sure whether you are saying that the US would have no reason
to get involved or would be justified in doing so. I am leery of this
conversation since I know less than nothing about Ecuador and all I
know about Venezuala is that the administration stooges seem to think
it's evil somehow. Ge
yeah I know it's probably worse for you. But they always say don't try
to quit smoking AND diet or to quit smoking AND quit drinking so I am
thinking the same theory would apply here. I'm thinking one or the
other and since the weed may mitigate the tobacco withdrawal, I would
go that way first. Bu
As others have said, it depends on the mold. But something you might
want to consider is that most homeowner insurance policies don't cover
mold.
http://www.insurance.wa.gov/factsheets/factsheet_detail.asp?FctShtRcdNum=36
On 1/7/06, Jim Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So... what do you guys t
Yeah, the mj unfortunately may be worse for you as far as carcinogens
than the tobacco. Common numbers (*cough* propaganda) is that there's
somewhere between 1.5 to 4x more carcinogens in an mj cig than
tobacco. There's of course a lot of additional crap in tobacco cigs
that confuses the issue, but
> Jim wrote:
> Sorry - didn't make myself clear: this is a house we're interested in
> buying. (We're moving from Boston, MA to Scranton, PA)
>
Oh. Never mind :)
j/k I wouldn't buy the house then unless you're going to get a large
enough break to cover the costs of what I listed. If you had t
> Gel wrote:
> Go ahead, you're doing nothing to address any of what I said though.
> But I didn't think you would.
>
I didn't attack you, I'm pointing out your ignorance about capitalism.
What you did was take a pile of unrelated events prosecuted by a bunch
of capitalists (like yourself) and as
> -Original Message-
> From: Gruss Gott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, January 08, 2006 11:33 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Mold in my house Inspection (was Mortgage Suggestions?)
>
> > Jim Davis wrote:
> > The thing that did raise an eyebrow was that in the three finishe
> Jim Davis wrote:
> The thing that did raise an eyebrow was that in the three finished basement
> rooms (all carpeted with wood planking walls) he found small patches of mold
> on the wooden walls near the floor and at least a coupla water stains.
>
I'm unsure of why you had the inspection done (
You can make all the adhominem attacks you wish, and all the
characterisations and accusations with absolutely no basis.
All of what you've said above doesn't apply to me, nor does it even
make much sense. It's actually quite amusing.
Go ahead, you're doing nothing to address any of what I said t
> Gel wrote:
> The US has one primary goal, and that is World Domination and
> America's Interest as the only World Power.
You're a capitalist yet you don't understand the nature of your own
greed, nor what makes your wealth possible, nor how to help those less
fortunate. Yours is a truly cruel w
i havnt smoked gang in like 3 weeks.
its easy to kick. i dont buy it.
a 1/4 can last me 4-6 months.
but wife says its bad to so am trying to leave it aside.
time to take the hooch for a walk!
will post picks latter.
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Why did the US get involved in Greneda?
Why don't the US get involved in East Timor with Suharto?
This guy is about 100 times worse than Saddam. There are barely
200,000 indigenous people left in East Timor. Suharto killed them all
using UK supplied weapons like Hawk Fighters. You don't hear a pee
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