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Do we have any more details on this part of Clay's post?
I don't think it was an
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On 12/24/13 9:49 AM, Andrew Pollack wrote:
But here's my question: if you have
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Why? Because I'm an A hole who doesn't think even a socialist US deserves
an
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Thanks, that article is very useful in understanding the technology.
Meanwhile
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From Wikipedia I put this together:
In his youth, Mikhail suffered from various
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One of the footnotes in one of your links has this:
He said the Germans were
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Last one from Linux Beach before Christmas:
Syria: What does the Media mean
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Actually in Robbins' review Chibber seems to come off better than the
subalternites
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On 12/24/13 1:42 PM, Andrew Pollack wrote:
Actually in Robbins' review Chibber
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I have no doubt about Kalashnikov's rifle was inspired by the Germans.
Though, if
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YIKES! I see now that Louis has the first comment, which is a link to his
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That sounds like he is saying, I didn't invent the automatic weapon, I
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Today, as the world pauses on the birthday of one of history's greatest men,
Thanks for your annual reminder, Jim Farmelant. The standing on the
shoulders of giants quote is one of my favorites. I consider it is a
clever encapsulation of the concept of culture in cultural
anthropology. Humans' signal characteristic is that dead generations
communicate majorly with living
Today, as the world pauses on the birthday of one of history's greatest men,
whose teachings continue to benefit the entire human race, let us join in
toasting the memory of Sir Isaac Newton, and of all the giants on whose
shoulders he stood.
Jim Farmelant
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