On Jun 3, 2004, at 0:28, Malvary Cole wrote:
I also use it to call to England every week, where there is no minimum
time
limit. A recent 78 minute call to my sister, Jacquie, cost just over
$5, and
a 10 minute call to my mum cost just 70 cents.
Malvary in Ottawa (who is so happy that Jacquie and
If you don't want to be locked into a subscribed plan because you don't make
frequent long distance calls, look to see what cheap plan programs exist for
your area. I dial 101-55-66 before I make long distance calls. The
discounts are enormous AND the charges are added to the normal phone bill so
On Jun 1, 2004, at 16:16, H. Muth (Heather) wrote:
I just got my phone bill today and you will all (especially Tamara) be
pleased to know that it cost me CAD$1.64 to talk to David. Yes, only
$1.64 and we talked for 23 minutes! I was expecting 5-7 dollars so am
pleased at this price. And my s
Enjoy!!
Peter
> > INSTALLING HUSBAND V1.0
> >
> > Dear Tech Support,
> >
> > Last year I upgraded from Boyfriend 5.0 to Husband 1.0 and noticed a
> > distinct slow down in overall system performance - particularly in the
> > flower and jewellery applications, which operated flawlessly under
> > B
At 06:58 PM 6/2/04 +1000, Ruth Budge wrote:
> Just remember that when one day ends, the next day starts - at midnight!!
Unless you are an astronomer . . . ;-)
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Joy Beeson
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west of Fort Wayne, Ind
At 12:57 AM 6/2/04 -0700, Weronika Patena wrote:
>The last confusing time detail I can never remember properly - do you
>use 00 or 12 for midnight and noon, and which one is pm and which one
>is am?
In twelve-hour time, it's 12:00. (In modular arithmetic -- "clock
arithmetic", useful for many
At 09:52 AM 6/2/04 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Most of the prize is different taxes.
Here in the states, we have no idea how much of the price of auto fuel is
taxes. A gas-station attendant once told me that it's against the law to
tell us!
So much for the First Amendment.
--
Joy Beeso
> In Michigan (very recently "wet, rainy Michigan), if you didn't have window
> screens, you'd be eaten alive at night by mosquitoes. Even with the
> screens, sometimes the mosquito-whining from outside the screens drives me
> crazy, and if one of the little devils has sneaked into the house, into
Hi All, I also love reading about the differences among
countries. We sure need window screens in Vermont for
most of the bugs mentioned by Lynn. I was surprised when
we spent the night in a hotel on the Oregon coast and had
no screens. They didn't have any bugs! Very nice! I
suppose there
Maybe for some of them (we still have a pot brewing in all the
break rooms around here), but not for me. I try to limit my caffeine
intake to chocolate, which I can't live without. Not sure if I
qualify as newer generation since I just passed my 40th birthday.
Lisa in Dallas
> Margery wrote:
>
Weronika Patena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Ah, and they [windows] all have those insect nets,
In Michigan (very recently "wet, rainy Michigan), if you didn't have window
screens, you'd be eaten alive at night by mosquitoes. Even with the
screens, sometimes the mosquito-whining from outside the
The last confusing time detail I can never remember properly - do you
use 00 or 12 for midnight and noon, and which one is pm and which one
is am?
Weronika
Okay.
If 11 PM is 2300, then midnight can only be . 1200 would not follow
2300, but would.
Therefore, 1200 is noon and it is PM.
0
> > (Also, my Matlab program just returned "out of
> > memory", arrgh)
>
> Hi, Weronika -
>
> "Programming's like hitting your head on a brick wall - lovely when it
> stops!"
. Actually programming isn't that bad, I just wish I had someone to
debug it for me! Plus, I spent most of last summe
The English (don't know about the rest of the UK) are great at panicking
whenever "shortage" is mentioned, and create an even greater shortage by
panic buying. At Christmas, when the shops close for a couple of days,
people buy enough food for at least two weeks, as they seem to think the
shops mig
> Weronika
> (confused in Caltech, Pasadena, USA)
> (Also, my Matlab program just returned "out of
> memory", arrgh)
Hi, Weronika -
"Programming's like hitting your head on a brick wall - lovely when it
stops!"
And "a programmer is a machine for turning coffee into code" - is that still
true f
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