>
> > (I probably sound as aggressive as he does with the above.)
>
> Yes :)
Israel's being attacked every day (literally) so any position that says
peace through a strong defense sounds aggressive. I'm a firm believer in
violence as a totally last resort, but if that last resort comes, you hold
n
On Dec 23, 2007 5:44 PM, Vivec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'll go make the popcorn.
> *walks off to microwave*
He cannot answer, lest his secret identity become known, thus
putting his family in danger.
Sheesh, that's like nom de plumb 101 or somethin'.
Seriously tho, I've always sorta
On Dec 23, 2007 6:40 PM, Jim Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For what it's worth Vista comes with DVD playback as do some Linux distros
> (although most of those provide that via VLC).
There's quite a few dvd players for Linux. Not bad, most of them.
Course, the original decss-er was a *nix
I spent the day before Christmas Eve filling sangwich baigs with
sand and putting them in lines around the ancestrial home, so
to speak (Luminarias). Got there in time on Christmas Eve to
help finish sticking some candles in 'em and lighting 'em.
Beautiful, as always.
Family really rocks, ya kno
On Dec 25, 2007 10:25 PM, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not surprised in the least that they did not explain
> what the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of Israel is, how its an elected office
Actually, they did. I just forgot until you mentioned it (having the
specifics of 12 religious l
These types of 'documentaries' tend to have their own destination already
mapped out before they even begin. They want to show a certain side, a
certain view. The way it looked to me is that they had no idea who a Jewish
spiritual leader would be and just went for something that they could
recogniz
On Dec 25, 2007 2:57 PM, Michael Dinowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The chief Rabbi is only the chief Rabbi of Israel. It's a political
> position, not a position that implies he's the chief of Rabayim or anything
> of the sort. We don't have anything like that. Orthodox Judaism has no
> central
This story is over a year old and we have yet to hear about an American
implementation of the technology. We were talking about advanced solar
technology last week. What is stopping us from becoming energy independent?
Are we that beholden to energy interests and countries?
http://www.upi.com/Ener
The chief Rabbi is only the chief Rabbi of Israel. It's a political
position, not a position that implies he's the chief of Rabayim or anything
of the sort. We don't have anything like that. Orthodox Judaism has no
central 'chief' like the Pope, Dali Lama or the sort. Reform Judaism has a
central b
JIm,
At work we've been using these two network cameras at work to monitor lab
equipment:
http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=0&pid=365
http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=0&pid=411
The second one is really interesting. It has a pan, tilt and zoom - 10X.
regards,
larry
>I've been using the sam
On Dec 24, 2007 9:59 PM, C. Hatton Humphrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> busy busy time) I won't take my kids to it because my daughter gets
> bothered by an 80's Care Bear movie and my son is 3 and wouldn't get
> it.
and the movie is PG-13 so I wouldn't advise taking younger children
to see i
Another random thought; here is an online version of photoshop in the
works that may be enough to for you. Also, have you checked out
Picasa? It will crop photos and do basic corrections.
On 12/24/07, Mary Jo Sminkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't do anything serious in photoshop, just
Jim,
Maybe we are talking about different ones, the only one I have tried in recent
years is Corel® Painter⢠X.. sorry my bad..
The article I had read that made me try it was in nov 07 issue of shutterbug,
if anyone cares.
I also didn't realize that the others can use ps plugins, that is pre
I'm right in the middle of the book right now. While the Magisterium is a
thinly veiled version of the Catholic Church, it one that had a real serious
departure from our system well before the Reformation. In fact its a very
different world all together. I think those extremist religious types w
> also adobe lightroom is good for these things.. of course it can tweak
> the crap out of an image but i can be simple enough for someone to
> learn quickly. It's more of a pro tool but if you arent making layers
> and masks and such it rocks.
Well yeah, it's pretty nice too particularly if y
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