Just FTI, Gruss. Lots of good paying Coldfusion jobs out here. If
you do decide to move, let me know.
On 3/28/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > WillBo wrote:
> > > My wife and I may move to Palo Alto in a few years
> >
> > Good lord man, why?
> >
>
> She's kicking around law school.
I moved to San Francisco from Atlanta in December of 2005. I moved to
the San Jose area from San Francisco earlier this month. We actually
live between San Jose and Los Gatos, which is my friend's hometown.
Right now, I'm taking Caltrain to the city each day. I'm 3 miles from
the train station
hmm, I lost an L someplace.
Wonder where it went...
On 3/28/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sam wrote:
> > We == Most non-French people of the word
>
> Is "the word" that cult you're in? And they've made you spokesperson?
> Who got sick?
>
~
> Sam wrote:
> We == Most non-French people of the word
Is "the word" that cult you're in? And they've made you spokesperson?
Who got sick?
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everyone no
On 3/28/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Because his company makes shitty products that drive everyone insane?
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We == Most non-French people of the word
Most == All - a handfull of fools
:P
On 3/28/07, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sam wrote:
> > We get the impression the French
> > hate everyone that's not French
>
> Who's "we" and how did you get that impression?
>
~~
> Sam wrote:
> Gates gives his earnings to charity. Why shoud he pay tax?
>
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> -Original Message-
> From: Dana Tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 5:41 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: French Protest
>
> Heh. You can talk about what *should* be all day long. I should be
rich.
> You sh
> WillBo wrote:
> OMFG! Water!!!?!? Hope you chopped his arms off!
Dude. It's my car.
The only thing worse would be my wife. But I get it, it seems a small
thing, but for car freaks like me who spend 8 hours washing, claying,
buffing, and LSPing their cars you don't want some little loser
fecki
Gates gives his earnings to charity. Why shoud he pay tax?
On 3/28/07, Dana Tierney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Heh. You can talk about what *should* be all day long. I should be rich. You
> should have a sense of proportion. The Metro a nice transportation system and
> the people who ride it
> Sam wrote:
> We get the impression the French
> hate everyone that's not French
Who's "we" and how did you get that impression?
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> Dana wrote:
> East Coast??? You are hereby disqulified from commenting on the state of
> education
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Dana, where the hell does prejudice come into this? Well, you
absolutely can never have a rational discussion on any topic, can you?
You are utterly incapable of it, I have come to believe.
So, since it will never be reasonable, it is not worth my time at all.
I'm out on this topic.
On 3/28/07,
Heh. You can talk about what *should* be all day long. I should be rich. You
should have a sense of proportion. The Metro a nice transportation system and
the people who ride it should be willing to pay their fare. Bill Gates should
pay more in taxes than you do.
Saying "should" does not make i
It doesn't matter what I think. It's really common. Crack down on it, fine. But
to start a crackdown beginning in an ethnic area that recently rioted is just
stupid. The broken window theory in my humble opinion requires that you cite
*all* the broken windows. Or if you can't or don't want to do
http://ak.imgfarm.com/images/ap/China_Tallest_Man_Marriage.sff_BEJ806_20
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I don't know, but this image struck me as fitting into this conversation
some how.
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A riot in response to a police officer enforcing a law should never be
predictable.
> -Original Message-
> From: Dana Tierney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 3:54 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: French Protest
>
> not really. Rodney King was a while ago no
Do you think turnstyle jumping is OK?
Do you think striking a ticket taker who catches you is OK?
Do you think that rioting, attacking people, breaking things, setting
fire to things, and stealing things is OK?
If not, then do you think that maybe, just maybe, it would be OK to
arrest people break
> Dana wrote:
> oh WOW heheh. I went to school in France ;) and I really don't think I agree.
It's a combination of the kids I've met and ones I"ve seen on the
streets in Paris and Toulouse. Of those kids that are clearly school
kids (with backpacks, etc) all have been polite and frequently helpe
not really. Rodney King was a while ago now and afaik the underlying issues
with the northern suburbs have not been addressed. I'm not defending the riot
-- just saying that it was totally predictable. Turnstile jumping is, or at
least was, quite common, and there were less volatile places to cr
The riots were months ago. A better analogy would be arresting someone
for shoplifting today in Watts, right now.
I've got absolutely no sympathy for a turnstyle jumper, less for any
violent act they perpetrate, and no patience for rioters without a
purpose. Useless scum, as they were labeled last
I dunno, I would like to have more of the story. The BBC article claims the
arrest came after an argument, so it wasn't just a simple hey you didn't pay
the fair, here is a ticket now leave.
Either way. Rioting over isn't going to change anything.
I think in the end another 13 people were arreste
what's your point? The Gare du Nord is the main commuter hub into St Denis and
the other areas that rioted not long ago. A good analogy might be arresting
someone for not using their turn signal, in Watts, right after the Rodney King
verdicts.
Something the police are entitled to do that nonet
ok... it seems that far from being a little app that someone wrote pro-bono...
The FoxPro is part of TaxWise, and TaxWise is distributed by the IRS to anyone
who submits tax information online, because that's who won the bid.
Between this and some stuff I am hearing about it -- now I'm really
>That would imply you'd want to deflate them for some reason...
So her back doesn't ache while she's cleaning the house and cooking my
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Wait, the thing I saw never had the woman saying it, but that the Iranian
television said it while showing pictures of the her.
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> From: Greg Morphis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:52 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: So the woman says they
I think they said "nuh uh"
> -Original Message-
> From: G Money [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:56 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: So the woman says they were in Iranian waters..
>
> UK released GPS information that supposedly proves they were 1.5 miles
With contract I've done a number based on my working day, and then a higher
number if the work falls outside my normal "work day"
So if I set my work day as 9AM to 6PM and they call at 7PM needing me to do
something right now, then it goes to the after hours deal. I never charged
extra if I worke
On 3/28/07, Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> And inflatable boobs...
That would imply you'd want to deflate them for some reason...
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Can't remember if I asked this here or not, but does anyone know of a free
or paid stock service that provides XML feeds of stock quotes via a web
service? I'm looking for something that can provide both historical and
current data.
The only one I have come across so far is yellowbr
Did you also see the 2 different Iranian reported positions? The first
clearly shows they were in Iraqi waters, the second shows Iranian
waters..
He is a nut job
On 3/28/07, G Money <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> UK released GPS information that supposedly proves they were 1.5 miles
> inside Iraqi w
I think I'll stick with a trot line.
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 3:03 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Telecommuters
>
> Noodling may be called grabbling, graveling, hogging, or tickling,
> depending on what state
Noodling may be called grabbling, graveling, hogging, or tickling,
depending on what state/country you're in
On 3/28/07, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yeah.
> to be honest.
> i have never charged if i was looking into a new solution, or a better
> way to handle a situation. Especially if
yeah.
to be honest.
i have never charged if i was looking into a new solution, or a better
way to handle a situation. Especially if i am learning some thing new,
or some thing i just enjoyed noodling around with for way more time
then necessary.
but if you enjoy noodling [catfish] http://en.wikipe
And inflatable boobs...
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Don't be talking about my new girlfriend like that. She does NOT stutter.
The only way she could be
Don't be talking about my new girlfriend like that. She does NOT stutter.
The only way she could be hotter is if she had removable teeth.
Yea, I went there... :)
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I presume it was supposed to stutter and repeat like that? Or was that
some strange artifice of my connection. If it is supposed to be like
that, UHH I will never watch it again.
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Has this made the rounds yet?
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> So apparently a guy jumps the turnstile at a Paris subway station. He gets
> arrested, and crowds of people protested the arrest, smashing stuff and
> breaking stuff.
See? Rioting is down to a science.
:-)
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6501997.stm
So apparently a guy jumps the turnstile at a Paris subway station. He gets
arrested, and crowds of people protested the arrest, smashing stuff and
breaking stuff.
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Yeah, there is just something about the accent I don't like. It really just
annoys me.
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:53 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: Your Computer Relationship History
>
> Even the girls?
>
> Ah the
are they expecting 40hours/week from you?
for FTE hours, they should expect to pay FTE rates, I should think.
again, for them to pay you $25/hour FTE, they need to budget ~$50/hour
with benefits and taxes and etc.
so anything less than $8k per month is a screaming deal.
counter with $35-40/hour
Monthly rate sounds like you get a flat rate no matter how many hours
you need to work. I'd ask for a limit of hours per week or extra pay
after 40 hrs but not time and a half.
On 3/28/07, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> also. is a monthly rate normal?
> so no benefits & no overtime...
> b
UK released GPS information that supposedly proves they were 1.5 miles
inside Iraqi waters. Haven't heard what the Iranian response has been to
this info.
I'm baffled as to what the Iranians think they are gaining from this???
There's no way they will be allowed to use it as a bargaining chip in t
Even the girls?
Ah the French girls with their champagne slipper breasts...
On 3/28/07, Nick McClure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No, no, I hate actually hate the French.
>
> ;)
>
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They probably broke her.. put a drill to her knee-cap..etc etc etc..
And the reason the guys aren't shown admitting guilt? because it's a BS lie..
Screw Iran.. I'd probably already killed everyone in the country if I
were in charge.. what a bunch of useless waste of skin and air..
There.. I feel be
hourly'll work in your favor, even if you don't have golden time built
into the contract.
monthly'll work in their favor and you'll have to be extremely careful
with your bookkeeping to make sure you don't end up working for
$10/hour because of overtime.
also, keep this in mind, the expense of an
yeah i am being offered 4k/month
i asked for $50.00/hour
so that's like 25/hour IF its 40 hours / week
On 3/28/07, Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm going through a contracting firm/headhunter. I'm getting $45/hour, which
> works out to roughly $85K/year.
>
> I'm paid for all hours
ROFLMAO!
> Guess he was looking for some white tail and misunderstood... (*runs*)
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> Well the prime set of kids I've watched grow up over the last 12 years
> was day-cared by their grandmother who runs a day care and it seems to
> be a pretty nice one. She's very organized and, I think, very good
> albeit a bit on the authoritarian side. I'd have to say
No, no, I hate actually hate the French.
;)
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 1:35 PM
> To: CF-Community
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> Few people actually hate the French. We get the impression the French
I'm going through a contracting firm/headhunter. I'm getting $45/hour, which
works out to roughly $85K/year.
I'm paid for all hours worked.
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also. is a monthly rate normal?
so no benefits & no overtime...
but i am signed up for X-months...
i need to figure some things out.
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Few people actually hate the French. We get the impression the French
hate everyone that's not French so we ridicule their unwarranted
arrogance.
On 3/28/07, Dana Tierney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> something from another thread about disliking all French. Smile, where's your
> sense of humor?
>
On 3/28/07, William Bowen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Repeat Offender
>
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17726206/
o_O
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i am now being presented with the op for a 2 month to perm posiion
working from home.
i have done the momNpop shops in the past, but never this.
it pays below what i was making in the real world, but i could say i
am not on un-employment!
just not sure about taxes, and what is fair compensation fo
> What's the scoop??
Ah, well it has had its ups and downs over the years, there's a
general overall improvement, but you can live in much nicer
communities for the same money.
San Mateo and Hillsdale leap immediately to mind. Belmont, too.
Which of the Universities is she planning to attend?
-
oh WOW heheh. I went to school in France ;) and I really don't think I agree.
What level are we talking about out of curiosity? High school?
>I should add that 100% of kids I've met in France are well behaved.
>The average school kid there is about 80% better behaved than the
>average kids here.
East Coast??? You are hereby disqulified from commenting on the state of
education for a minimum of seven days :P
>NICE! Well, that helps. I didn't know you'd moved to the East Coast;
>didn't you live in the South previously? Well San Francisco has the
>nicer weather IMO. I love the city but
> Ian wrote:
> I think this is the key point. You are comparing well parented kids to
> poorly day-cared kids.
Well the prime set of kids I've watched grow up over the last 12 years
was day-cared by their grandmother who runs a day care and it seems to
be a pretty nice one. She's very organized
something from another thread about disliking all French. Smile, where's your
sense of humor?
hehe
Dana
>Why wouldn't I like it?
>
>>
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> > app required him to save his model from Excel into a tab delimited
> text file, read it into
> > the FORTRAN app and import the tab delimited output back into Excel.
>
>
> the devil you know...
>
> clients are weird sometimes...
>
> --
> will
>
> "I
> WillBo wrote:
> > My wife and I may move to Palo Alto in a few years
>
> Good lord man, why?
>
She's kicking around law school. So why, what's the scoop with PA? I
lived in Hayward 15 years ago, but haven't been around much since.
Has it gone to hell? I"ve heard East Palo Alto is bad ... or w
I can tell you what the kids are like from knowing the parents
I think this is the key point. You are comparing well parented kids to
poorly day-cared kids. There are plenty of parents who keep their kids
at home but provide little or no parenting. And these kids will NOT be
as you have describ
> app required him to save his model from Excel into a tab delimited text file,
> read it into
> the FORTRAN app and import the tab delimited output back into Excel.
the devil you know...
clients are weird sometimes...
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and that
> My wife and I may move to Palo Alto in a few years
Good lord man, why?
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Actually in 1993 when I was working for the National Guard the National Guard
Bureau signed a long term deal to make Clipper the standard desktop database
application environment. It expired a few years ago (probably should have died
before that), but there are still a bunch of legacy apps out
I have nightmares about Clipper and dBase III. I ran the Louisiana Army
National Guard Recruiting warehouse off of a Clipper/dBase app. It got
rewritten a few years ago into Access.
I still have the old Microsoft FORTRAN compiler. I keep a working 8088 laptop
around because I have to do the
> WillBo wrote:
> Every kid is different.
See that's what I would've thought too but in my experience, from a
pure outsiders perspective, they're not.
The stay-at-home-parent kids say please and thank you, are respectful
to adults, ask permission, are MUCH calmer, are interested in hanging
out wi
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Two more:
Creepy mustache.
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>Repeat Offender
>
>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17726206/
>
>//s
Of course, MS bought Foxpro, did not develop it inhouse.
Does anyone else remember FoxBase+ Mac? How about Clipper? (I still
have an active install of Clipper 5, and make a few hundred bucks
every few years recompiling a legacy app for an old client).
On 3/28/07, Russel Madere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I know of FoxPro but have never used it. The IRS isn't really using this are
they?
It's probably something somebody built for them probono a few years back and he
only thinks its on the other end. I'll ask the non-profit people some more
questions. I found a contact number for TaxWise but it wa
ok.
cant seem to get it to work on E:/
so will redo on C:/
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To add two more words - non-chemical castration
>Repeat Offender
>
>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17726206/
>
>//shudder//
>
>Second two words... John Oates.
>
>:-o
>
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>
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>and that would just be unacceptable."
>- Carrie Fisher
I don't know Taxwise but I do know FoxPro, to my everlasting shame, and it is
not SQL, it is dBase. That is the product that made Ashton-Tate and destroyed
Borland.
FoxPro is an MS engine to use dBase files with SQL like statements. It also
allows you to build GUIs, etc. IIRC, MS is dropping
heh. he said "del asno". that's spanish for "of the ass" :D
or not. i don't really speak spanish.
On 3/28/07, Zaphod Beeblebrox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hmmm, realmente no sé cuáles es el problema, pero pensé que le doy una
> contestación elegante del asno de todos modos
>
>
> beeblebrox
Repeat Offender
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17726206/
//shudder//
Second two words... John Oates.
:-o
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> ". . children who spend large amounts of time in child-care centers
> exhibit more minor behavior problems, such as aggression and
> disobedience, . . ."
>
> The disobedience is certainly not a good thing, but I am not so sure
> that it is bad to be agressive. I guess it depends on how agressive
Anyone know anything about this program?? A non-profit that does taxes for
low-income people at the college here asked me a question about it. Apparently
it submits tax information to the IRS and it's Excel on this side and the IRS
is using Foxpro? Can that be right? Foxpro? It's still SQL thoug
I've not been with that ISP for 10 years or more, I believe they were
bought out by Earthlink.
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I have been fortunate. My children have gone to "good"
daycares/preshcools and didn't spend a lot of time there. I drop them
off between 8 and 9 and my wife picks them up between 3 & 4. Pretty
short day compared to a lot of kids in daycare. The only ill effect I
can think of is kindergarden. M
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 9:18 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Telecommuters
>
> How did you get used to it. it still feels weird, like I'm not doing
> anything/enough and I should be accounting for every second.
I thought the questions about the U.S. Attorneys was pretty interesting.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9177066
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> From: Greg Morphis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:36 AM
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> Subject: Re: Open Your Corn Holes
>
> Can't we get ethanol from other things too, sugar cane? and can't we
> turn the left over corn product like the stalk int
Ditto what Sandra said.
And on the flip side, make sure your family knows that when you're working
you're AT WORK, just like you would be AT WORK if you physically went to an
office.
That means email and phone calls to a minimum (emergencies only), no leaving
the "office" to babysit or hang out,
It takes a while. You have to create your own routine and time periods.
Its easy to overwork since you don't have that commute.
Set up your work schedule and stick to it. Start Time, Lunch Time, Break
Times, End Time. Make sure you make time to do things for yourself such as
working out. Do no
How did you get used to it
it still feels weird, like Im not doing
anything/enough and I should be accounting for every second
. Its kinda
stressfull..
Thanks
sas
Scott Stewart
ColdFusion Developer
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yeh i tried that befor but will do again.
will unistal mx7 to.
wife just aproved me to get a laptop if i need to try this working
from home thing
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hmmm, realmente no sé cuáles es el problema, pero pensé que le doy una
contestación elegante del asno de todos modos
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On 3/28/07, Paul Ihrig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok, some how i have an old 'copy' of xp
> my IIS is hosed and cant get any thing to play nice on it any
-Original Message-
From: Adkins, Randy
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 8:54 AM
To: 'cf-community@houseoffusion.com'
Subject: RE: qucik dirty IIS Fix on XP
Control Panel : Add/Remove Programs : Windows Components
Uncheck IIS
After that process come back and Check it to be re-installed
ok, some how i have an old 'copy' of xp
my IIS is hosed and cant get any thing to play nice on it any longer.
its all in Spanish for some reason.
does any one know a way to reinstall iis?
i need to get cfserver 7 running so i can pretend to try and do some
contract work..
my only other option wou
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