Bah!
It's time computer folk got the same workout during the day that others do!
Those guys that make cars are going all day long out in the factories,
they don't whine about 'fatigue'!
Plus you can get one of those tilt chairs and everything is fine,
where the chair tilts forward with you as you
Dana wrote:
Michael, I am saying that I don't believe a word I am told anymore
So you don't believe that 10s of thousands rioted over the cartoons?
You don't believe the Danish embassies were burned? You don't believe
that Germans were kidnapped?
Secondly, you think that there may have been
My kid has been doing a thing like that in the mall for a while. They have
an overhead projector that projects images on the floor, which is like a
giant touchpad. The kids run around on it interacting with the images that
are projected. There's a soccer game (score a goal!), a frozen puddle
Schmidt wrote:
I was just pointing out that you lefties on this list seem to get people's
names wrong.
Lefty? Well, I am for Gay Marriage and a smaller federal gov't than
this President is spending my money on. So if you call a guy who
wants a limited fed gov't, states rights, and freedom
So last night my husband I went out to dinner. I ate about half my food and
was full - like stomach bursting full. My husband, ever the vulture, decided
to chow on my remaining food. On every logical, intellectual level, that was
fine with me. I sure didn't want any more. But, on some very
Looks like someone is trying to create tose STTNG contol panels. Cool demo
though.
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Schmidt wrote:
I was just pointing out that you lefties on this list seem to get people's
names wrong.
THE CENTER LIVES!
Last week KG, Dana, and the Brits criticized me for my Victorianly
conservative fiscal philosophy, and this week Schmidt's calling me a
leftie. I must be a centrist!
My mother just said I have food issues.
On 2/14/06, Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So last night my husband I went out to dinner. I ate about half my food and
was full - like stomach bursting full. My husband, ever the vulture, decided
to chow on my remaining food. On every logical,
HrmMy wife's car was a 95. Me thinks that book won't work.
On 2/13/06, dana tierney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the offer. I'd have to look at the year. 1987 I think.
Yea, I was not talking to a mechanic, just a guy who knows where to put
his hose (I hear you laughing, Ben...)
Interesting. And I notice that you mention slate roof and that's what
I saw on some sites I googled about the guards. Growing up in
Minneapolis we didn't have them, and yes we had a more moderately
pitched roof. Not flat by any means though.
What's interesting though is that we didn't shovel the
Depends on how many of their fellow insurgents decided they needed to blow
up innocents in order to prove a point.
yes. Over and over again.
In other news, how many people died in Iraq today? Not that I know, or
that you do either, which is the point.
BTW - I don't know where you're
1. selfishness?
2. you wanted it later?
3. he's already eaten enough, could stand to shed the pounds, and you
dont know how to tell him?
4. just plain old keep ya' grubby paws off my kohtdamn food, beeeotch
:) marnin' to ya!
On 2/14/06, Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So last night
to all the ladies on the list... from all the dudes, happy v day!
and from me, in my natural voice :) happy fuckin' valentines day!!!
:) tw
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Left and Right are getting to be meaningless terms these days.
On 2/14/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Schmidt wrote:
I was just pointing out that you lefties on this list seem to get people's
names wrong.
THE CENTER LIVES!
Last week KG, Dana, and the Brits criticized me for my
Hey Bob, why are you sitting on your computer?
I've just invented ass-input computing!
On 2/13/06, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's definitely cool stuff - the trick will (as always) be to pragmatically
understand good touches from bad touches (without an after school
special to
Once again, I am merely pointing out that there is another point of view
here, so let's leave aside my alleged bias and blame. These are not my
opinions. To answer your final question, though, perhaps they would still
kill each other if we left. But it doesn't sound as though you would
Greedy pig!
On 2/14/06, Deanna Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So last night my husband I went out to dinner. I ate about half my food and
was full - like stomach bursting full. My husband, ever the vulture, decided
to chow on my remaining food. On every logical, intellectual level, that
Actually, in this country anyway, left and right are tending to mean
less about a style of governing, and more about a set of social and moral
beliefs.
That's my impression anyway.
Left and Right are getting to be meaningless terms these days.
Cam wrote:
Oh - and the whitehouse isn't making a big deal about it, the press
is. I watched part of the press conference this morning and it
consisted of press members feverishly asking one after the other why
there was a delay. The answer remains - who cares.
It's still odd, but, again,
In the UK it's usually been a political division, but it just doesn't
make sense anymore - some of my views are right wing, some are left.
On 2/14/06, G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, in this country anyway, left and right are tending to mean
less about a style of governing, and more about
Thank you!
What did all the dudes do for their 'rl' ladies this V-Day?
to all the ladies on the list... from all the dudes, happy v day!
and from me, in my natural voice :) happy fuckin' valentines day!!!
:) tw
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Actually, in this country anyway, left and right are tending to mean
less about a style of governing, and more about a set of social and moral
beliefs.
Yeah. These days in the US if you're conservative it appears to
mean you're an anti-Gay, wire-tapping, nation building, big
- But here is the sad part - before the trip Donald Rumsfeld had denied the
guy's request for body armor.
- That's the big story over the weekend. ... Dick Cheney accidentally shot
a fellow hunter, a 78-year-old lawyer. In fact, when people found out he
shot a lawyer, his popularity is now at
Today... Vermont Teddy Bear to work.
This weekend, San Francisco. Saturday, I will get down on one knee and ask.
:)
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From: Jillian Koskie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 5:30 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Happy Valentines Day...
Thank
Nothing.
But she's getting flowers on President's Day, next monday.
Thank you!
What did all the dudes do for their 'rl' ladies this V-Day?
to all the ladies on the list... from all the dudes, happy v day!
and from me, in my natural voice :) happy fuckin' valentines day!!!
:) tw
jayme will be getting a dozen big red roses and the largest
balloon they had delivered to her in the most populous moment
of her work day at the dinner company :)
during a valentines day couples make your dinners party tonight that
a group of like 16 people have scheduled at our business (btw,
i heard, but i was like, who cares, really.
i mean, niggas get shot every day around here.
fuck it
On 2/14/06, G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- But here is the sad part - before the trip Donald Rumsfeld had denied the
guy's request for body armor.
- That's the big story over the weekend. ... Dick
On 2/14/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's still odd, but, again, the best part are the jokes. Here's a sampler:
Yes, anyone with an intact sense of humor has got to love the jokes! :)
-Cameron
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we don't /do/ valentines day
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you!
What did all the dudes do for their 'rl' ladies this V-Day?
to all the ladies on the list... from all the dudes, happy v day!
and from me, in my natural voice :) happy fuckin' valentines day!!!
gMoney wrote:
- Apparently the reason they didn't release the information right away is
they said we had to get the facts right. That's never stopped them in the
past.
ROTFL! Too funny. Let's keep the official list.
Cheney's got a gun ... Cheney's got a gun ...
The whole world's come
The big thing on this touchscreen is the ability to track multiple touches.
That is a HUGE technological leap.
Older touchscreens (ir, capacitance, saw) would incorrectly report a
touch if more than 1 point was touched. Depending on the type, it
would either take the average of the touches and
Still trying to find one.
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you!
What did all the dudes do for their 'rl' ladies this V-Day?
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Nothing.
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What did all the dudes do for their 'rl' ladies this V-Day?
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On 2/13/06, Vivec [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.badacetechshow.com/video/multitouchreel.mpg
This is an actual demo of technology that is being prepared for the
real next gen of computing :)
Cool stuff.
It's amazing stuff, similar to what we've seen in this movie with Tom
Well I picked up the Floating Heart diamond necklace,
Dark chocolate, and a card.
I surprised her with it last night.
Kind of sappy but I spelled out I LOVE YOU with the
Dove Dark Chocolate hearts.
Now
What did the guys get from their wife?
I got the collectors set of Die Hard DVDs.
Who
There is a leadership contest going on in the UK at the moment for the
Liberal Democrat Party, although I have never voted lib dem one of the
contenders manifestos matches my views quite closely - it's a mix of
traditional left right wing policies.
Interesting reading: http://tinyurl.com/8bxv5
http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/06/02/14/1326238.shtml
http://developer.yahoo.net/yui/
http://developer.yahoo.net/ypatterns/
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I actually read your manifesto..
Liberals believe in the dispersal of power - (Yikes.)
Liberalism is the last of the great systems of values - (It is?)
People at the top should pay more - (They should pay more because the same
tax rate is cutting into a much larger pie, but somehow i don't
I got Wendy this:
http://www.antiwrap.com/?887
And alexis is giving her a new ipod case.
larry
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you!
What did all the dudes do for their 'rl' ladies this V-Day?
to all the ladies on the list... from all the dudes, happy v day!
and
This is kind of cool
Thanks for sharing that.
Yves
On 2/14/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/06/02/14/1326238.shtml
http://developer.yahoo.net/yui/
http://developer.yahoo.net/ypatterns/
gMoney wrote:
After reading this, it just cements my notion that my governing preference
tends to the right (i cringed every time it mentioned taxes as the answer or
a dispersal of power), and my social preferences tend to the left (i
applauded every time it mentioned increases social
Not my manifesto :) Although if he wins the leadership election I am
tempted to join his party.
I think liberal is viewed differently in the UK to the US, over here
it is a center party, between Labour on the left and the Torys on the
right (at least thats how it was before we got this ultra
My favourite thread...
What's for lunch?
I'm feeling like a tuna sub... so that's on the menu.
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my wife :) its valentines day!
who doesnt need a little sugar ;)
tw
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My favourite thread...
What's for lunch?
I'm feeling like a tuna sub... so that's on the menu.
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Wayne wrote:
About the taxes, he has stated that he doesn't want to increase the
total tax burden, but to adjust it so that people on minimum wage
don't pay tax anymore, which seems sensible.
As long as there's a limit on how long someone could remain on min
wage without a special need
This probably varies by location anyway or does it? It's usually only
required in cities, but maybe there is some sort of EPA regulation that
requires it at a certain level of pollution?
Dana
In California, the rule is that the car must pass the emissions standards in
place for the year
There is reason that this is a big story. The national press is throwing a
hissy fit at being left out of the story. The press is there to make news,
and they need material to make news from. Is it a news story? Sure. Is it a big
deal news story? Not really.
Here is why the story didn't get
nothing
may run to walmart and get some chocolates.
i always wait till the day of to try to get in a fancy restaurant.
i am always laughed away.
=[
On 2/14/06, Larry C. Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got Wendy this:
http://www.antiwrap.com/?887
And alexis is giving her a new ipod case.
That is not what she said in her interviews.
According to her, she and her mother insisted to Cheney they really
needed to report it. He said if they wanted to, go ahead, but he
wasn't going to be involved.
He also did not report to the President that HE had been involved.
From the current
i always make it a point to do the giving of her roses in the most
public manner possible. because as most of us know, the beauty of
getting roses and gifts, to a woman anyway, is so that others see her,
and become envious... thats the real deal.
they love to get, while others do not, and they
Hey, Paul, here's what we do:
Go to a nice, upscale restaurant, but one that still has a bar (a nice
wine bar is best, we have a really nice one in our city)
Sit down, grab a bottle of really good red wine, and a couple of
appetizers.
Enjoy the conversation with your wife, get a little tipsy,
RoMunn wrote:
A. Report it to the national media and have 8000 people
B. Report it to the local media a little later once the accident victim has
been sent to the hospital.
Here's the ridiculous part: the Whitehouse didn't release it to the
Press. A private citizen did under her own
I dunno that I'd say that. I don't really care about Valentine's day,
though. So, I might be weird. I'd much rather have Aaron do something
totally thoughtful - like make the bed. ;)
On 2/14/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i always make it a point to do the giving of her roses in the most
It is an important story, not at all because of what happened (it was
certainly just a tragic hunting accident), but because of how the VP
reacted, how he did or did not let his boss know, how the White House
is going to handle this scandal (whether to get out in front of it,
stonewall, lie
We're kind of like that.
If you need a holiday to force affection onto you, then you're prolly
not doing all that well in the first place.
That's why we go out for a bottle of wine and some fun. Watch the
50-something couple that is just sitting there, not speaking to one
another, just out
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 12:43 PM
To: CF-Community
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It gives everyone (including Bush) an insight into how Cheney might
handle a REAL scandal, which
It IS a scandal.
the definition from Wikipedia:
A scandal is a widely publicized incident involving allegations of
wrong-doing, disgrace, or moral outrage. A scandal may be based on
reality, or the product of false allegations, or a mixture of both.
Isn't this EXACTLY what is going on?
On
In Kentucky there isn't even a test.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 12:19 PM
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Subject: RE: tool time
This probably varies by location anyway or does it? It's usually only
required in cities, but
have a buddy in portland
fine arts MA guy.
teaches a bit of interactivity.
he is drooling over this stuff.
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Work. Trying to figure out a timeline for a project that currently
looks like it will take 17 months but has a deadline of 4 months.
Wheee.
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My favourite thread...
What's for lunch?
I'm feeling like a tuna sub... so that's on the menu.
Nice! I won't be seeing the boyfriend until 5:30ish.
my wife :) its valentines day!
who doesnt need a little sugar ;)
tw
On 2/14/06, Jillian Koskie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My favourite thread...
What's for lunch?
I'm feeling like a tuna sub... so that's on the menu.
I do that, just not on valentine's day. It's better when it's not
expected. When it is expected, it's meaningless.
Oh, and mine doesn't like roses. Or expensive jewelry.
On 2/14/06, Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i always make it a point to do the giving of her roses in the most
public manner
Not my style... But I've always preferred subtle and thoughtful to the grand
gestures.
i always make it a point to do the giving of her roses in the most
public manner possible. because as most of us know, the beauty of
getting roses and gifts, to a woman anyway, is so that others see her,
and
Work. Trying to figure out a timeline for a project that currently
looks like it will take 17 months but has a deadline of 4 months.
I have a patch for scheduling software that'll put extra months into the year.
That way you can schedule two projects to one person at the same time!
--with
-Original Message-
From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 1:24 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Super tech demo of Multi-Touch interfaces. The future of
computing
have a buddy in portland
fine arts MA guy.
teaches a bit of interactivity.
I do recall Cheney speaking to the NRA during the last election
campaign about the importance of gun safety while pushing for people's
right to carry weapons.
Does significant irony make it scandal worthy? It's at least worth a
lot of pointing and laughing.
On 2/14/06, Jim Davis [EMAIL
2 dozen roses at work, quiet fun dinner tonight, with a bottle of Chardonnay
from Barboursville Vineyards in Charlottesville.
We're not much on presents on V-Day. ('sides she still getting over how much
I spent on Christmas)
Scott A. Stewart
Webmaster/ Developer
11820 Parklawn Dr
Rockville,
Nice! Mine has a pair of earrings made from the same kind of keys. She
thinks they're the coolest.
On 2/14/06, Larry C. Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got Wendy this:
http://www.antiwrap.com/?887
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Gun safety is one of those things emphasized quite a bit in the
military, that's why it's so surprising...oh waitnevermind.
On 2/14/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do recall Cheney speaking to the NRA during the last election
campaign about the importance of gun safety
2 rally burgers, on the boss...
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Actually, Bush DOES call Cheney every time he falls off the mountain
bike. He also alerts the media, and lets everyone know what happened
and that everything is all right.
He even alerts the media when he chokes on a pretzel in his private residence.
On 2/14/06, Jim Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 2/14/06, Kevin Graeme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do recall Cheney speaking to the NRA during the last election
campaign about the importance of gun safety while pushing for people's
right to carry weapons.
Does significant irony make it scandal worthy?
No. (Yawn)
It's at least worth a
In Kentucky you don't even need a catch bag behind the horse :)
On 2/14/06, Nick McClure wrote:
In Kentucky there isn't even a test.
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In the UK, the minimum wage is just that - the minimum rate you can
pay anyone for any job. There is no time limit.
On 2/14/06, Gruss Gott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wayne wrote:
About the taxes, he has stated that he doesn't want to increase the
total tax burden, but to adjust it so that
It IS a scandal.
the definition from Wikipedia:
A scandal is a widely publicized incident involving allegations of
wrong-doing, disgrace, or moral outrage. A scandal may be based on
reality, or the product of false allegations, or a mixture of both.
Isn't this EXACTLY what is going on?
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From: Jerry Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 1:41 PM
To: CF-Community
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Actually, Bush DOES call Cheney every time he falls off the mountain
bike. He also alerts the
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 1:36 PM
To: CF-Community
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Does significant irony make it scandal worthy? It's at least worth a
lot of pointing and laughing.
To speak for Gruss, I think he has a problem (as do I) with the idea
of any people with jobs being exempt from all taxes.
This makes them second-class citizens, being always freeloaders and
never contributing to the society in which they live.
But, he has surprised me before, and meant something
Wayne wrote:
In the UK, the minimum wage is just that - the minimum rate you can
pay anyone for any job. There is no time limit.
That's the same in the US.
Excluding MW earners from taxes makes sense if you view minimum wage
as a Welfare-type program. That is, the receivers need help to get
JJ wrote:
To speak for Gruss, I think he has a problem (as do I) with the idea
of any people with jobs being exempt from all taxes.
Great summary! thx.
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No, you weren't listening.
There is no scandal involving the SHOOTING. That is a tragic accident
in which all parties have suffered.
The scandal involves the handling of the event itself, the
appearance of a media cover-up or intentional delay, and the
allegations of media disdain.
Whether this
No, you weren't listening.
True, i was reading :)
There is no scandal involving the SHOOTING. That is a tragic accident
in which all parties have suffered.
The scandal involves the handling of the event itself, the
appearance of a media cover-up or intentional delay, and the
allegations
Jerry wrote:
The scandal involves the handling of the event itself, the
appearance of a media cover-up or intentional delay, and the
allegations of media disdain.
Yup, it's a point of process or best practices. Sure there's the
this-is-a-small-deal argument, but anyone who breaks the rules
The scandal involves the handling of the event itself, the
appearance of a media cover-up or intentional delay, and the
allegations of media disdain.
Not really sure how it can be a media cover up when it was the people
involved that notified the media. Intentional delay? Maybe. But
That is not what she said in her interviews.
According to her, she and her mother insisted to Cheney they really
needed to report it. He said if they wanted to, go ahead, but he
wasn't going to be involved.
How does that not jibe with my theory? She insisted that she needed to report
it,
in maryland, they HAVE to go through emissions testing on the other side
of the bay, but over here not? its a statewide law (or is it a
federal thing) and
we dont have to?
tw
On 2/14/06, Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Kentucky you don't even need a catch bag behind the horse :)
On 2/14/06,
I've got an idea for a site and wanted to bounce the idea off some
knowledgeable folk before I pursued it further.
The Plan:
The idea is to have a website for users to track their data regarding a
specific medical condition. This data is of a medical nature therefore
subject to specific laws
The first thing that popped into my head is the HIPPA laws. You are describing
something that is probably a fringe case, but you should take a look at the web
resources concerning HIPPA and see if they scare you off your idea.
I'm not an expert, but I know we here at BloodSource also deal with
On 2/14/06, Ray Champagne wrote:
The difference, I think, is that we (the general public) feel that we
have been lied to, manipulated, a tricked over the past 5 years by this
administration.
No we don't :)
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This happened to me recently - and I think it's just a terribly worded way of
making you change your password every so often, but I'm not sure.
Yep, I'm ranting again. I went to paypal to check on something and
used my proper username and password. The message I got was that I
forgot my
Autocratic Sam wrote:
On 2/14/06, Ray Champagne wrote:
The difference, I think, is that we (the general public) feel that we
have been lied to, manipulated, a tricked over the past 5 years by this
administration.
No we don't :)
He meant normal people.
You do if it is in a parade.
But that is only because we sell it for fertilizer.
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From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 1:51 PM
To: CF-Community
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In Kentucky you don't even need a catch bag behind the horse :)
Ray wrote:
The difference, I think, is that we (the general public) feel that we
have been lied to, manipulated, a tricked over the past 5 years by this
administration.
Former White House Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater criticized Vice
President Dick Cheney Tuesday for delaying the release
i know if i dont ASK
i can get slapped pretty quickly..
i think trying food from a partners plate is a great way to TRY new food!
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Step 1. Look into HIPPA
Step 2. Decide to NOT EVEN CONSIDER A HOSTED SOLUTION
Step 3. Decide it's not worth it.
Oh, btw, if this were a good idea you just gave it away.
Good Job, jebus you're not much of an anti-christ.
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Maybe the reason its a cover up is because they werent shooting at birds but
at cardboard renditions of popular democrats and it took them a day to clean
the scene.
You gotta admin, Whittington looks a wee bit like Kerry if you squint down a
ruler like Chenney was squinting down a shotgun.
Think
Damien .
i interviewed for a coldfusion position at OSU BioMed dept a month or two
ago
they specialize in creating software for this already.
primarily hooking into existing db's in each seperate hospital then
storing the info that is allowed to be shared among other hospitals..
great for
OK, one thing to clarify on this, I'm not intending doing it to make a
fortune, take over a market, yadda, it is primarily a service that,
hopefully, might be able to cover its costs. The questions of
legalities come down to not wanting to have my a$$ets sued off, but on
the other hand I think
exactly.
Gruss Gott wrote:
Ray wrote:
The difference, I think, is that we (the general public) feel that we
have been lied to, manipulated, a tricked over the past 5 years by this
administration.
Former White House Press Secretary Marlin Fitzwater criticized Vice
President Dick Cheney
Anyone from Texas know what the law is concerning this?
I saw a brief news blurb saying Cheney and the guy he shot were being issued
warnings over some $7.00 fee that didn't get paid.
The shooting was deemed a hunting accident (duh!!) What does this mean.
I know in Virginia, you might go to
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