Madigan,
> The Lancet timed the publication to the American
> Elections to change vote. That in itself suggests
> chicanery.
I realize it would be nicer for your GOP buddies if this stuff came out a
few months back when people weren't thinking much about elections, but
that's just not how things
These guys are liars, probably paid by Soros.
--- Kristyne McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Madigan,
>
> > The Lancet timed the publication to the American
> > Elections to change vote. That in itself suggests
> > chicanery.
>
> I realize it would be nicer for your GOP buddies if
> this s
Madigan,
> These guys are liars, probably paid by Soros.
How do you know they are liars? Did the GOP liars tell you?
Kristyne McDaniel
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Well let's see. 0.8 percent died in Japan after we
nuked them twice, and 3% of Iraq is dead, even though
there is only violence in 3 providences. Oh yeah,
even you can see that's bullshit.
--- Kristyne McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Madigan,
>
> > These guys are liars, probably paid
Madigan,
> Well let's see. 0.8 percent died in Japan after we
> nuked them twice, and 3% of Iraq is dead, even though
> there is only violence in 3 providences. Oh yeah,
> even you can see that's bullshit.
The area affected by the nuclear blasts was not as large a portion of the
country as what
It certainly does apply, never mind the fire bombing
of Tokyo.
Germany was completely destroyed and they only lost
2.6%. You're going to tell me there was anything like
the firebombing of Dresden in Iraq? What nonsense.
the problem is the sampling in Baghdad and then
interpolating the results
Michael Madigan <> wrote:
> And we will never fix anything here. It's broken beyond repair.
> We've thrown billions of dollars at poverty, and poverty is the same.
If you want to change poverty you could adopt a socialist society where it's
the governments job to alleviate poverty. Instead we
Hal Kaplan <> wrote:
> Actually, I have always been impressed by the fact that there seems
> to be a lot more Europeans who speak English than Americans who speak
> Spanish or French or German or Portuguese or Flemish or Gaelic, etc.
> etc.
A friend of mine and I were discussing the rules of
Trying to create a marketing broacher for a friend. Using Times New
Roman justified (lined up on both right and left sides) and there is a
lot of space to be distributed on the line, the space is distributed
between the word. I seem to remember a font (or something) that
distributed extra sp
Madigan,
> Germany was completely destroyed and they only lost
> 2.6%. You're going to tell me there was anything like
> the firebombing of Dresden in Iraq? What nonsense.
Are you counting those lost in fighting or are you also adding those in the
ovens? The 655,000 estimate is equivalent to ad
You're not thinking with your head. 3/100 people?
That's ridiculous.
I wasn't counting Jews who were slaughtered by their
fellow Germans, just the non-Jewish German population
killed by Allied forces.
--- Kristyne McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Madigan,
>
> > Germany was completely des
Can someone help?
I have lately been getting this error message and would like to know if
there is a way to recreate the file. Would anyone on this list be able to
tell me how to do this, or otherwise remove the reference to it, if it's
inconsequential? This is the error message:
"Memo file c:
I should add that the file does exist, so it may be a "invalid" issue.
Pablo
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* From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pablo H Rivera Sr
* Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 2:27 PM
* To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Subject: Foxtask.fpt is inval
It's the table for the VFP tasklist app. Presumably you're not using the
tasklist app so don't care about it's contents. This being the case, you
might try things like restoring foxtask.dbf and .fpt from a backup;
clearing the references to the Foxtask table and taskslist in
tools->options->file l
I don't think you have to reinstall.
The file lives in the same directory as the foxpro program. According
to the help file it "enables you to manage the list of persistent
bookmarks (Tasklist Shortcuts) for an open document." Mine have just
one record in it "by default, _TASKLIST contains t
Madigan,
> You're not thinking with your head. 3/100 people?
> That's ridiculous.
You don't apparently recall what happened to our own population during our
revolutionary and civil wars. Or what is happening right now in some African
nations, or the former Yugoslavia.
People are killers when t
I have some containers that users can interactively add to a form to
display additional status info.
I would like to users to be able to double click on these containers to
destroy them. I thought that I could have called This.Destroy() in the
container's DblClick() event to have the container des
Is there a utility (testing tool?) that would allow me to record
keystrokes and mouse events with timing info so that I could replay
these actions again at the speed these events were originally recorded?
I am NOT interested in generating a screencam or simply recording events
for analysis (ala VFP
On Oct 21, 2006, at 7:16 PM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
I would like to users to be able to double click on these
containers to
destroy them. I thought that I could have called This.Destroy() in the
container's DblClick() event to have the container destroy itself, but
this does not work.
On Thursday 19 October 2006 23:13, Stephen Russell wrote:
> You have to be a real piece of crap to have the GOP tell one of their own
> that they have gone to far.
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15329781/
Hi Stephen!
It is my understanding based upon information in the local SHT (dead tree)
On Friday 20 October 2006 03:20, Adam Buckland wrote:
> UNTRUE - They disproportiately molest children
> UNTRUE - Many of the molested turn homosexual
> UNTRUE - They cause real damage to the society
> BTW the vast majority of AIDS infections are heterosexual, but you'd
> never accept WHO figures.
On Friday 20 October 2006 05:02, Michael Madigan wrote:
> I need to put up a homosexual English guy getting
> beheaded by a Muslim T-Shirt.
>
> Let's see
>
> UK Queen Loses his Bean
>
> Perfect
Hi Michael!
Elton and Osama.
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Regards,
Pete
http://www.pete-theisen.com/
Thanks Bill.
The one thing that bothers me is what may have corrupted the file in the
first place. I did have a FoxPro cannot quit situation yesterday as I was
trying to make a small app to reference countries and codes for use in
another application. Well, learning by the seat of my pants, I set
Chet! You Foxpro angel! Thank you. I applied those files and the problem has
disappeared!
I would yell out Yahoo, if that did not constitute a copyright
violation. .
Be well!
Pablo
Value persons above all, not things.
Valora personas sobre todo, no cosas.
Peace! *** Paz!
*
On Friday 20 October 2006 14:29, David Crooks wrote:
> On Friday, October 20, 2006 2:16 PM Michael Madigan wrote:
> >Slight correction.
> >
> >And in the USA they didn't give a shit about "the rest of the world"
>
> I wish that was true! Why does the USA have to be the police of the
> world and tr
On Friday 20 October 2006 14:43, Michael Madigan wrote:
> Because it affects us here. A terrorist with a
> nuclear bomb will ruin your whole day. Why do you
> think we don't give a shit about the people being
> slaughtered in Darfur? Because those poor dumb
> bastards can't affect us.
>
> And we
Ed!
> If you want an object to be destroyed, the one thing that works is: RELEASE
> This
PERFECT! That's exactly the solution I was looking for!
Thank you!
Malcolm
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De nada
Glad to be of service...
C
Pablo H Rivera Sr wrote:
Chet! You Foxpro angel! Thank you. I applied those files and the problem has
disappeared!
I would yell out Yahoo, if that did not constitute a copyright
violation. .
Be well!
Pablo
Value persons above all, not things.
Val
There is no civil war. What are you smoking?
--- Kristyne McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Madigan,
>
> > You're not thinking with your head. 3/100 people?
>
> > That's ridiculous.
>
> You don't apparently recall what happened to our own
> population during our
> revolutionary and civil
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