I get a ton of search hits daily looking for tattoo's, sleeves, etc..
but they all link directly to the images themselves..
any thoughts of ideas how I can add information or ads for the artist
when someone is linked from google?
i am using apache for the server...
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http://single-dads.us
Yeah, umm, that sounds like a major threat to me, best to ignore it the left
will say, you know how that goes.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 4:22 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: conditional declaration of terrorism - Iran
H
This seems like scare tactics to me. I'm not sure how selling a higher
CIR is going to prevent the usability of other sites.
I'm not even sure that it will make a difference.
Of course don't these proposals make the FCC in charge?
> -Original Message-
> From: Vivec [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECT
Honestly if they used WMD and we didn't use nukes in return every tin pot
dictator in the world would see that as a major sign of weakness, and begin
pursuing their own weapons.
This has been the standard response expected of the US for so long, that
anything else just wouldn't do.
I mean, not a
I dunno, if Bush is still in office, or somebody like him, then they
would.
I would certainly call for it.
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 4:48 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: conditional declaration of terrorism
The problem with the music industry is intrinsicly music ("the product") has
no value. It's transient, can be reproduced, mimiced, played, remade,
rewirtten, and performed by vast number of people. The music it self has no
intrinsic value. Anybody can make music, and even more can rip it off.
Wher
North Korea hasn't been threatening to destroy people. North Korea's economy
is in a shambles and they needed a solution. Iran has cash up the wazoo.
> WEll, things were looking fairly grim for North Korea as well, and
> that whole situation more or less blew over with diplomacy didn't it.
>
> O
Totally different situation. North Korea, although a horrible place, does
not have any sort of messianc visions of leading a worldwide revolution and
conquering the globe in the name of religion, ideology, or anything else.
They have made threats, but only defensive threats meant to keep us out.
No
No, that is a situation that has been put off until we had the military
ability to deal with it.
It sucks. We blinked. It's embarrassing as hell to me that we haven't done
anything to back up all the bluster we had about their programs not long
ago.
-Original Message-
From: Vivec [mail
It seems the problem is he's not very popular, so by defining common
enemies he drums up support. The Iranians that don't support him are
made to look like they support the US and Israel. The technique is
barley working so he keeps intensifying it. Maybe we'll get lucky and
someone in Iran will fix
Well the Brits are known to have some really good ex-sas "security
professionals" they keep on contract for just this sort of thing. Hell a
lot of the problems we are having now can be laid on their door step, they
might as well take part in cleaning up their hundred year old mess.
-Original
WEll, things were looking fairly grim for North Korea as well, and
that whole situation more or less blew over with diplomacy didn't it.
On 4/28/06, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Where do we go from here? Well, we've tried talk. We've tried to let Russia
> talk.
Couple of high paid guys who you don't even know exist so there's no tracing
it back to a specific person/government. 'In house' people are good but
professionals are better. Fewer complications.
> Couple D-Boys, Coupla Mossad guys.
>
> Game over.
>
> To bad we won't do it.
>
> -Original Mes
I don't know here is like 60 years of doctrine saying you user your WMD, we
use ours.
I mean a lot of that is even automated. If they used WMD in the US, no
question, in Iran, I'm thinking it would sill be a glass parking lot.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Couple D-Boys, Coupla Mossad guys.
Game over.
To bad we won't do it.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 4:45 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: conditional declaration of terrorism - Iran
Lets see.
America can refrain from an
There would be no retribution. America is too mired in a certain mindset
that says that either:
we are wrong and deserve any damage we get as punishment
Turn the other cheek
Just take it and don't escalate
Afghanistan was a sure thing. Iraq was a maybe. Iran will be a NO from
enough people in Am
Lets see.
America can refrain from announcing it's potential plans to bomb or invade
Iran.
The UN can stop trying to enforce the NNTP or any resolution against Iran
Iran can stop threatening to destroy fellow UN members, stop threatening to
destroy world oil traffic, stop threatening to release
To paraphrase what James Baker said to the Iraqi Foreign Minister (I think)
at the start of the first Gulf War:
Should you use any form of chem/bio/nuke against American troops, the
American people will demand retribution, and we have the means to exact it.
> -Original Message-
> From: Ro
Now it gets really ugly. I predict that if a conflict starts, the US will
state very clearly that if Iran launches germ/chemical attacks they will be
met with nuclear strikes on all Iranian military installations. This is the
same threat that kept Saddam from unleashing chemical attacks against US
I'm not sure anybody really knows yet.
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 4:28 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Hybrid drivers:
>
> What's the average lifespan of a hybrid car? When the batteries fail,
> what's
> the replace
This kinda crap just pisses me off.
The biggest threat to US is a group of people that aren't afraid of death,
or global destruction. They have the ability to take the world hostage when
people take the wait and see approach.
At least with the USSR they wanted to live also, so we at least had tha
The main battery on my Prius is warranteed by Toyota for 10 years; longer then
anything else on the vehicle.
I also bought used, but I was lucky enough to find a 1 year old low millage
deal last year.
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
What's the average lifespan of a hybrid car? When the batteries fail, what's
the replacement cost.
I'm seeing the end of my days as a jeep driver, with a 29 mile one way
commute and 16-19MPG. The $200 a month I'm spending on gas is killing me
I'm looking at used hybrids, but anything in my pri
Welp, both sides have flexed their muscles.
We know what the US plans are (we've seen them in action, and nothing
is ruled out so Nukes are definitely an option), and we know what
Iran's plans are (No Nukes, but Germ Warfare, blowing up
installations, affecting the flow of oil throughout the world
Here's a code statement for you.
IF ((anyone attacks Iran for building nuclear weapons) OR (anyone attacks Iran
for non-compliance of the IAEA) OR (Iran feels like it))
THEN Iran will release suicide bombers, germ bombs, etc. against the US,
Britain and their Arab/Muslim allies.
http://www.aaws
Did I type liberal chick? I meant "the not happy with Bush's policy's person."
I don't want to mention names, but since you're here we can rule you out. :)
On 4/28/06, Robyn wrote:
> Who's the liberal chick? *looks around*
>
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That's what I assumed.
-Original Message-
From: Nick McClure [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 4:06 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Damn this place is like crack.
$10 on Dana
> -Original Message-
> From: Robyn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, Apri
$10 on Dana
> -Original Message-
> From: Robyn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 4:01 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Damn this place is like crack.
>
> Who's the liberal chick? *looks around*
>
> Sam wrote:
> > It's been quit since the rowdy guy and the libe
Who's the liberal chick? *looks around*
Sam wrote:
> It's been quit since the rowdy guy and the liberal chick left.
>
> -sm
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Very good for him, but for others
> It's all good, that email address was created for this specific reason.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 3:33 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Damn this place is like crack.
Professional farmers were kicked off of their land and were later asked to
return in order to perform the jobs they did before. Sounds very related to
me.
> *squeezes eyes shut*
> noes ..noes...that's not a related note...thats not a related note...
> No...
> *puts fingers of one hand to nosebr
man I just found a new cool function of this thing. Along the same lines of
the dom inspector, you can do a style inspector. Click on an element, it
will tell you what styles have been attributed to it and where they style
comes from, be it inline, or a certain style sheet. Jeez, this thing is
g
Actually sounds like a very related note.
In Africa the people that were able to manage a professional farm were
robbed, beaten, evicted and sometimes killed.
In the PA the people that were able to manage a professional farm were
robbed, beaten, evicted and sometimes killed.
Now both of the gro
It's all good, that email address was created for this specific reason.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 3:33 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Damn this place is like crack.
There still a slight issue when someone includes
*squeezes eyes shut*
noes ..noes...that's not a related note...thats not a related note...
No...
*puts fingers of one hand to nosebridge*
On 4/28/06, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On a very related note, Palestinian farmers (not the PA) have asked the
> former owners of land in Gaz
There are still outstanding legal and political battles going on by the
former owners of the land and the government. I expect few of the old owners
to talk part in this both due to these outstanding issues and deep fear of
the same problem happening again.
On a very related note, Palestinian f
There still a slight issue when someone includes the email address of the
person they are replying to as noted below. I have to add some new code to
remove that.
>On 4/28/06, Ethan Jericho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
~|
Messa
BWAHHAHAH!
How shortsighted could your policies be! To go through all that, kill
people to drive them off and all sorts of atrocities, and then ask
them to return? LOL!
The hubris and ignorance of these political leaders know no bounds.
[Mugabe Offers Ruined
Farms Back To Whites
>From Jan Lampre
Rowdy guys rock
And liberal chicks suck, well, if your lucky, you know, usually they are
more open minded about that sort of thing than the uptight republican ones.
-Original Message-
From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 3:20 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re:
when did the liberal chick leave?
damn, where have i been?
the rowdy guy was just a prick anyways. :0 good riddance.
Sam wrote:
> It's been quit since the rowdy guy and the liberal chick left.
>
> -sm
>
> On 4/28/06, Ethan Jericho rote:
>> Sup boys and girls.
>>
>> So, yeah, my name is umm,
It's been quit since the rowdy guy and the liberal chick left.
-sm
On 4/28/06, Ethan Jericho rote:
> Sup boys and girls.
>
> So, yeah, my name is umm, yeah, and I'm an addict.
>
> All the tech stuff is gone, places I can make a fool of myself.
>
> Now, I'm ungoogleable.
>
> Yay.
>
~~
Heh!
Sup
Thanks
Scott
Scott A. Stewart
Webmaster/ Developer
GlobalNet Services, Inc
http://www.gnsi.com
11820 Parklawn Dr
Rockville, MD 20852
Voice: (301) 770-9610 x 335
Fax: (301) 770-9611
The information contained in this message may be privileged, confidential,
and protected from disc
Wow it takes a long time to go through the gmail chain. I saw this on the
site like 10 minutes ago.
-Original Message-
From: Zaphod Beeblebrox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 2:50 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Damn this place is like crack.
what? are you loat
>what? are you loathe to say who you are :)
>
>
>
>On 4/28/06, Ethan Jericho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
You could say that, it could be I am some old school troll who just came back
for more though.
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what? are you loathe to say who you are :)
On 4/28/06, Ethan Jericho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sup boys and girls.
>
> So, yeah, my name is umm, yeah, and I'm an addict.
>
> All the tech stuff is gone, places I can make a fool of myself.
>
> Now, I'm ungoogleable.
>
> Yay.
>
>
>
Sup boys and girls.
So, yeah, my name is umm, yeah, and I'm an addict.
All the tech stuff is gone, places I can make a fool of myself.
Now, I'm ungoogleable.
Yay.
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But the ones that DO get passed have big money behind them.
That's what makes this one worth keeping an eye on.
> none of this is going to happen. all kinds of stupid bills get introduced
> in
> congress every year. very fews bill, good or bad, actually become law.
> that's how our system works.
none of this is going to happen. all kinds of stupid bills get introduced in
congress every year. very fews bill, good or bad, actually become law.
that's how our system works.
On 4/28/06, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> With the help of Republicans in Congress, mammoth telecommunications
> c
This episode's best quote:
"Remember Kilmer, you said next time I won't blindside you. You'll see
this one coming."
*roundhouse to the gut*
"Well, maybe not."
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A
there is/was also an error that had jedimaster in it at some point in
time version-wise.
im sure its out now, but it came up (probably pre-6.1)
tw
On 4/28/06, Jim Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Friday, Apri
heh. my favorite is "when chuck norris is running late, time had
better slow the fuck down"
On 4/28/06, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jerry, that foot needs to heal. Fast. You need to get out of the house.
>
> I do like the Chuck Norris fact generator top 10 though:
>
> Guns don't
Jerry, that foot needs to heal. Fast. You need to get out of the house.
I do like the Chuck Norris fact generator top 10 though:
Guns don't kill people. Chuck Norris kills People.
There is no theory of evolution. Just a list of animals Chuck Norris
allows to live.
Chuck Norris does not sleep.
My favorite quote of this whole week:
CD - "When Cordel Walker wrassles up to something, nothing can stop
him, not even the wrath of god."
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> I test drove a bunch of them and settled on the Voyager 510:
>
> http://www.ixap.com/sti_prodDet.asp?sku=HFGE-UNIV-BTP01
>
> It works well in my car which is not a beater, but it does have an
> exhaust that's loud enough to trigger the volume control on the radio.
> Even so, I can still hear fin
> -Original Message-
> From: Ian Skinner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 11:54 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Raymond Camden in the ColdFusion Documentation?
>
> Did Ray help write some of the CF documentation, or did the writers just
> insert at least one nod to
well, we all know that Gruss's SO is not far away very often.
On 4/28/06, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> If you like one-hand text messaging w/o having to slide open the
> keyboard, then, ok, the Treo is better, but I've never had to do that
> and I text all of the time.
>
>
>
exactly, if there's one thing to be learned from VH1's "Behind the Music"
it's exactly thatoh and also that at least one band member will get
hooked on cocaine, bringing strife to the rest of the band until he
completes the 12 step program and the band reunites 6 years after their 1st
number on
Because the contracts that these folks sign when a major label picks them
up, are full of loopholes, that prevent the artist from making money, and
give them no recourse no try to collect on owed royalties. The artist
receives an advance to record, and tour. What the label doesn't tell them is
that
somebody's been drinking the microsoft cool-aid.
On 4/28/06, Chesty Puller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That's just ridiculous. The music industry is suing to protect the large
> investment it's made in producing the music that people are stealing.
> It's
> akin to asking the musicians to perfor
Did Ray help write some of the CF documentation, or did the writers just insert
at least one nod to him?
I just looked up the StructKeyExists function and found this passage.
Usage
This function can sometimes be used in place of the IsDefined function, when
working with the URL and Form scopes,
No, i never said anything about breaking a contract. I said that an artist
has two options: don't sign a contract, which basically guarantees you'll
never make a living as an artist, or sign a contract, and basically
guarantee that you will make tons of money for a large record label while
maki
> Chesty wrote:
> Hold on... you''re saying that these artists signed contracts that aren't
> being honored? Don't sign the contracts.
>
I'm agreeing with gMoney. As to the capitalism part, I think there's
a market failure in this case and that it's the labels that are
infringing on the rights o
Morality means to follow the law as well as right and wrong, and that's a
Biblical belief. If you make a deal ( a signed contract), then you live
up to it. How it is more moral to break your word?
- Matt
- Original Message -
From: "Jerry Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Commu
Hold on... you''re saying that these artists signed contracts that aren't
being honored? Don't sign the contracts.
You know, I understand that these companies are very powerful and can push
people around. That doesn't mean that others are allowed to break the law
just because they don't agree
I have to admit, I have neither the time nor that patience for this one.
I am bowing out.
Matt, I truly find it amazing that a person who purports to have such
deeply held Christian beliefs has absolutely no interest in morality
or right and wrong. Not a personal attack so much as a complete lack
Dunno about Gruss, but I was never arguing about the legality of it. I mean,
signing a really crappy contract because you basically have no
choice..is legal, but it still sucks.
So you can't take the morality or injustice out of the equation, because
it's precisely what's being argued. Arti
Still, explain to me how the profits of the industry has anything to do with
the legality of the issue.
- Matt
- Original Message -
From: "Jerry Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community"
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 11:30 AM
Subject: Re: What Canada's doing about it..
>I didn't
OK, that's wrong. However, are the Barenaked Ladies, Avril Lavign, and
Sarah McWhatsHerName in the public domain?
- Matt
- Original Message -
From: "Gruss Gott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community"
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: What Canada's doing about it..
>
I really expected something different from you... this is a free market
thing.
Clearly, the music industry was wrong to sue somebody without a contract,
this does not mean they are wrong to sue when somebody legimately steals
from them.
- Matt
- Original Message -
From: "Gruss Gott"
I didn't say the software was in the public domain. I said that I was
not following the "standard" licensing that the SPA represents, and
therefore do not want them harrassing my customers trying to enforce
their standards. This is exactly what the artists are saying - you
don't represent ME, so st
Yes, they are acting in the interest of their own profit, why is that wrong?
Nobody forced Avril, Sarah or the Barenaked Buttholes to sign with these
companies. The music that these people produce is the property of the
recording companies. They don't get to protect it? Take the whole "they
> Chesty wrote:
> So the RIAA is suing people for music that was released in the public
> domain?
YES It's already been done!
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> Chesty wrote:
> That's just ridiculous. The music industry is suing to protect the large
> investment it's made in producing the music that people are stealing.
To pile on to what others are saying, the artists get something like
50 cents for every CD sold.
A great example is some country band
So the RIAA is suing people for music that was released in the public
domain? I don't think so. That's a guaranteed losing case.
Also, are you saying that if they made only small profits then it would be
wrong?
- Matt
- Original Message -
From: "Jerry Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
You're a musician Scott, so maybe you can comment on this if i'm off but
What i've seen is, musicians who are starting to become recognized are
offered all this upfront recording money by a major label to sign. They want
to make money, they want to make music, they want people to be able to
> gMoney wrote:
> What's the difference between an incessant cell phone talker who carries
> their cellphone everywhere they go...and a "cell phone geek" ??
>
A "cell phone geek" is someone who's always waiting for a call,
prominently makes a show of the fact that they have a cell phone, or
lo
you might be able to use their asynch XML demo, where they have an XML
file that has the marker points, and supposedly can feed to the map,
and display new
ones... so, maybe you could get all of the visitors ip/location (from a geocode
or ip2location service) and write them to that xml file, and th
> cHat Humpty wrote:
> Okay, I've been hunting around for a BT headset for a while now. I
> have one, a Jabra BT110, but because of the ambient noise in my car
> (driving a beater until it dies on me) the Jabra's useless.
>
I test drove a bunch of them and settled on the Voyager 510:
http://www.
Speaking as an "underground" musician, the labels are acting in the interest
of their own profits. You can produce a CD, and market it independently and
make a profit, not on the scale of a Mariah Carey or Snoop Dog. But it can
be done.
What they labels don't want is for their artists to see that
Halfway thought out is better than not thought out at all, or completely
ignored. I mean, it's a start at least. You don't support it?
I can't see how anyone can hear about how these huge recording labels
operate and somehow think "oh well, tough cookies!".
> Then they shouldn't release th
Then they shouldn't release their albums via the recording companies. They
can stay poor and unheard.
If they really want to realease their albums directly, they can do it on the
internet. They might be heard, but they'll still be poor. These ideas are
only halfway thought through.
- Matt
-
> Artists are starting to see that the recording industry is not really
> working in the artists interests.
>
Artists have long seen that, but they are just now starting to see where
they have a chance to do something about it. I'm rooting for them, and these
Canadian artists are helping to lead
Au contraire!!! Many artists despise the large record labels. They inflate
the price of their albums, they keep large profits for themselves, they
construct contracts that run their business pretty much like a slave mill.
What most artists would much prefer, would be a more direct selling of the
No, its not ridiculous.
Its as if the Software Piracy association started suing people who
copy my software, even when I purposefully released it as donorWare.
And they won;t stop, even when I tell them they don't represent me or
my interests.
And the Music Industry is not suing to protect the la
That's just ridiculous. The music industry is suing to protect the large
investment it's made in producing the music that people are stealing. It's
akin to asking the musicians to perform for free. It's the same as someone
taking your code and putting it on someone's else's website, changing
sweet, i may just try that out!
thanks.
tw
On 4/28/06, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Weegs wrote:
> > treo700w
> >
>
> The Verizon XV6700 is way better IMO: bigger screen, higher
> resolution, bigger & better keyboard, built-in WiFi, hidden keyboard,
> cheaper, etc.
>
> If you like on
> Yes, I chuckled at that as well, but a lot of youth in the US do idolise her.
Really ? wow...
> What about the substance of the article though?
Haven't read it all yet, seems there's a heavy dose of paranoia, but
in reading other sources, it doesn't seem unwarranted...
--
will
"If my life we
[An anonymous reader writes "Some of Canada's best known musicians,
including Avril Lavigne, Sarah McLachlin, Sum 41, and Barenaked
Ladies, have formed a [0]new copyright coalition. The artists say in a
[1]press release that they oppose file sharing lawsuits, the use of
DRM, and DMCA-style legislat
I'm goin' out drinkin' tonightmaybe that will help?
> ...So what is the 'merican public going to do about it?
>
> On 4/28/06, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> It'd be a damn shame if a bunch of 70-something suits without a prick's
>> penny worth of idea about what the Internet iswer
...So what is the 'merican public going to do about it?
On 4/28/06, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> It'd be a damn shame if a bunch of 70-something suits without a prick's
> penny worth of idea about what the Internet iswere able to impose such a
> devastating restriction.
~~
Was To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
would it be possible.
say i have a map, & 3-5 people are looking at it from seprate locations
around the world.
to have it do a trace route to each seperate ip of the users & place a info
window on there aproximate location on the map based on ip?
has any one done some t
Substance of the article seems pretty much accurate. I'd read about this a
few days ago, and this bill even has Snopes concerned (even though they
don't come out and say it), so that's enough to convince me this thing is
dangerous.
It'd be a damn shame if a bunch of 70-something suits without a
Stern has a celebrity rumor game and yesterday one of the 'answers' was: Jim
Carrey was filming a mental breakdown scene for a new movie. And in the
middle of his oscar winning perfermonce, he whips out his business and
proceeds to urinate in the middle of the set. The rest of the cast and crew
we
http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20060427.html
Scroll down to the bottom:
"There's only one way to make that happen for sure, and that's for Apple to buy
Adobe."
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> Weegs wrote:
> treo700w
>
The Verizon XV6700 is way better IMO: bigger screen, higher
resolution, bigger & better keyboard, built-in WiFi, hidden keyboard,
cheaper, etc.
If you like one-hand text messaging w/o having to slide open the
keyboard, then, ok, the Treo is better, but I've never had t
Yes, I chuckled at that as well, but a lot of youth in the US do idolise her.
What about the substance of the article though?
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I do, however, wish that more people thought like me about experience being
determined by what we are able to perceive.
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Never heard of that. What's it taste like?
So Kenfused wrote:
> Complete the following sentence.
> I do, however, wish that more people thought like me about .
>
> Natto. Love it!
>
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Well, you can find her on just about every corner of the internet...
On 4/28/06, G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This article opens with a quote from world renowned technology expert and
> Internet maverick..Alyssa Milano
This article opens with a quote from world renowned technology expert and
Internet maverick..Alyssa Milano
Bwahahahahhaaha
> With the help of Republicans in Congress, mammoth telecommunications
> companies are fighting to restrict your internet freedom.
>
> Imagine, wanting to donat
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