Re: Scalix Email server

Thanks for the feedback Eugene. I will give it a whirl and see how it stands up against GroupWise (Cheaper if nothing else!). Regards Michael ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox O

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

in response to: >> Surely you can concede that Linux is growing, not stagnant or shrinking? MM said: >Not on the desktop is isn't, where most of these kids will be working. but they're *not* working on the desktop they are using a 'thin client'** - which is my objection to this as a pro-linux sto

Re: Adobe Acrobat PDF Edit / Report Engine behavior

Chester, SET REPORTENGINE TO 90 renders your report thru GDIPLUS whose output (by default?) looks like an image to Acrobat. SET REPORTBEHAVIOR TO 80 (and earlier) renders report thru GDI whose output Acrobat can recognize as text. If you need revisable form PDF output, consider XFRX. Malcolm

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Michael Madigan <> wrote: > I don't think that was the case. IBM PC became prominent because > businesses wouldn't switch from minis to Apples because it was > thought of as a "toy". > It was business that made the IBM PC. What? Stephen Russell DBA / .Net Developer Memphis TN 38115 901.246-0

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Michael Madigan wrote: > Not on the desktop is isn't, where most of these kids > will be working. > > How long have we been hearing that Linux is going to > replace Microsoft on the desktop? 5 years? 10 year? > > You're right. It's like the voice recognition stuff. Let's just call all of th

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

Andy Davies wrote: > but they're *not* working on the desktop they are using a 'thin client'** - > which is my objection to this as a pro-linux story ... > > that and the fact that someone who 'loves the OS' apparently can't come up > with a script to grant privs > > ** they don't appear to say *wh

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Unlike at present where we have intelligent Terminals and Dumb users! Then again most users have always been dumb. Dave Crozier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MB Software Solutions Sent: 06 March 2007 12:49 To: profox@leafe.com Subject

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

They aren't dumb in the sense of terminals of old (VT100 style) that I used as little as ten years ago. Most schools use thin clients for student use machines, there is less incentive for them to be stolen as there is no use for them in a home environment, the TOC is lower and the ease of deployme

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.com

Lol! Someone is having a bad day! Tristan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Crozier Posted At: 06 March 2007 13:18 Posted To: Profox Archive Conversation: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.c

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOLDISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.com

Tristan, This typifies the type of day I'm having so far! www.replacement-software.co.uk/vfp/Bad_Day.jpg Dave Crozier -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tristan Leask Sent: 06 March 2007 13:27 To: profox@leafe.com Subject: RE: [NF] MICROSOFT

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIASCHOOLDISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.com

Ouch! You are having a bad day! EEK! Tristan -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Crozier Posted At: 06 March 2007 13:38 Posted To: Profox Archive Conversation: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIASCHOOLDISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.com

RE: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

On Monday, March 05, 2007 6:33 PM Michael Madigan wrote: >She's not Arkansas inbred, she's Illinois inbred. There are places in Southern Illinois where people do talk like there are in the deep south. I remember visiting some friends there and the kids were talking about having a soda pop pron

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

Michael Madigan wrote: > It was business that made the IBM PC. > ... because since it was an open architecture, anyone could make one, hence competition arose in the market. ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://le

[OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

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Re: MySQL IFNULL() Question

> >BTW, here's a way to make your query more readable which may help you > >with future queries. > > > >TEXT TO artfield TEXTMERGE NOSHOW > > Thanks for that tip also. Try TEXT TO artfield TEXTMERGE NOSHOW PRETEXT 2 The PRETEXT value was added to trim out the leading spaces or tabs(2=tabs) which

Re: MySQL IFNULL() Question

Derek Kalweit wrote: > Try TEXT TO artfield TEXTMERGE NOSHOW PRETEXT 2 > > The PRETEXT value was added to trim out the leading spaces or > tabs(2=tabs) which will make the string look good in code(properly > indented), but be compact when you send it to the server. > > And thus will be better b

RE: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

Sorry to have to correct you, but we don't say "soda pop" down here. Everything is Coke, even if you want a Pepsi. "Would you like a Coke sir?" "Yes, make it a Mountain Dew" Sorta like that. Personally, when I say I want a Coke, I mean I want a Coke. Pepsi tastes like syrup. John -Original

Re: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

On 3/6/07, john harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Personally, when I say I want a Coke, I mean I want a Coke. Pepsi tastes like syrup. > They all do that sir. A+ jml ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com

Re: MySQL IFNULL() Question

> > Try TEXT TO artfield TEXTMERGE NOSHOW PRETEXT 2 > > The PRETEXT value was added to trim out the leading spaces or > > tabs(2=tabs) which will make the string look good in code(properly > > indented), but be compact when you send it to the server. > And thus will be better because it's not as

RE: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

On Tuesday, March 06, 2007 10:50 AM john harvey wrote: >Sorry to have to correct you, but we don't say "soda pop" down here. Everything is Coke, even if >you want a Pepsi. "Would you like a Coke sir?" "Yes, make it a Mountain Dew" Sorta like that. >Personally, when I say I want a Coke, I mean I w

RE: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

Yes, I am in Memphis, TN (part of The South). People saying "soda-pop" in TN would immediately be labeled as either Yankees or carpet-baggers! John -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Crooks Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 10:12 AM To: Pro

RE: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

soda pop, or pop, is a Midwest thing. Pittsburgh being one place, Iowa being another. I dated a girl from Iowa, she used to call grocery bags grocery sacks, and cokes, soda pop. --- john harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, I am in Memphis, TN (part of The South). People > saying "soda-pop

RE: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

On Tuesday, March 06, 2007 11:39 AM Michael Madigan wrote: >soda pop, or pop, is a Midwest thing. Pittsburgh being one place, Iowa being another. >I dated a girl from Iowa, she used to call grocery bags grocery sacks, and cokes, soda pop. Then you those in West Virginia, who call grocery carts

Re: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

On Tuesday 06 March 2007 10:25 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Stephen! 'Slims enjoy raping and murdering, the religion angle is just an excuse. -- Regards, Pete http://www.pete-theisen.com/ ___

[OT] McCain: straight-talker

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Re: [OT] Kentucky fried Hillary

Michael Madigan wrote: > soda pop, or pop, is a Midwest thing. Pittsburgh > being one place, Iowa being another. Yeah, the first time I visited my great-aunt in PA, and she asked her grandson if he wanted a pop, I thought she was going to hit him. In West Texas, it was always "coke", as in: "

Re: [NF] MySQL IFNULL() Question

On 3/5/07, Ken Dibble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Actually, I like it a lot. Great. > It returns actual values for artist that my > query returned as null. Can you tell me why that is? The WHERE clause for each of the two selects filters out only those records that match either "P"erson or "B

Re: [NF] MySQL IFNULL() Question

> > It returns actual values for artist that my > > query returned as null. Can you tell me why that is? > >The WHERE clause for each of the two selects filters out only those >records that match either "P"erson or "B"and so you're not getting any >extra records with NULLs. Right. But (he said sh

Re: [Fwd: Latest Preview of Visual FoxPro Ships]

Opprinnelig melding- Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] På vegne av Stephen the Cook < Any idea which version of the . ??? Sedna fits in with? Will it be ver 2, or the to be released 3? > Version 3 of the .NET FX has been released, actually. Check it out here: http://msd

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

You're asking quite a bit of Linux. Never has a technology taken hold without there being a profit motive for the technology. --- MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Madigan wrote: > > Not on the desktop is isn't, where most of these > kids > > will be working. > > > > Ho

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOLDISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.com

Holy Cow! The bear should be wearing a rainbow sticker. --- Dave Crozier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Tristan, > This typifies the type of day I'm having so far! > > www.replacement-software.co.uk/vfp/Bad_Day.jpg > > Dave Crozier > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [ma

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

I'm even talking before the clones came out. Or are you talking about the peripherals and cards? --- Alan Bourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Madigan wrote: > > It was business that made the IBM PC. > > > > ... because since it was an open architecture, > anyone could make one, > h

Re: [OT] McCain: straight-talker

Universal Truth: Substitute: "Any Politician seeking a Higher Office than it Currently Holds" for "McCain" (And I *do* mean "it") Ken ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinf

Microsoft Previews "Sedna" Project

http://www.ftponline.com/channels/net/2007_03/sjohnston/ Check out the latest preview of Microsoft's "Sedna" project, which provides Visual FoxPro 9 interoperability with app components created using Visual Studio 2005, .NET Framework 2.0, and SQL Server 2005. by Stuart J. Johnston March 6, 200

Re: [NF] MySQL IFNULL() Question

On 3/6/07, Ken Dibble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Right. But (he said sheepishly) my tables had actual data in them that > should have been returned in the artist field for some performances; > instead my query returned nulls in some cases. No need to be sheepish. This stuff is hard. I suspect y

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

Michael Madigan wrote: > You're asking quite a bit of Linux. Never has a > technology taken hold without there being a profit > motive for the technology. > So nothing of open source (because some of it is free under the GPL license and some of its derivatives) can take hold? -- Michael J.

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Same thing here.. Its all about the control.. Before you consider rolling out the latest wise terms look at the speed when using video, or flash, or shokwave.. or anything media related.. They quite frankly SUCK. Bob Lee - Original Message - From: "Andy Davies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

On 3/6/07, Michael Madigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You're asking quite a bit of Linux. Never has a > technology taken hold without there being a profit > motive for the technology. This is not some pony-tailed, Berkenstock-wearing hippies taking over the school and teaching free love; this i

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

Success story? Novell use to be the number one server software out there but totally lost site and fell to a mere footnote in today's networking software. Where did their market share go to? Microsoft of course. jeff fisher, MCP www.turbofish.com -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

>> I don't think that was the case. IBM PC became prominent because >> businesses wouldn't switch from minis to Apples because it was >> thought of as a "toy". >> It was business that made the IBM PC. > > What? Mike's right. It was IBM's entry into the market that made PCs a "safe" purchase f

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

instead of "Taken hold" I should have said "replaced" or "dominated". Oh sure there's firefox. Right now firefox is 22% of the browsers that surf my website. But profit motive will be the only thing that makes this the dominant browser. Linux, on the other hand accounts for 1.6% of my visitor

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Control isn't a bad thing. How much time during a day are people surfing the net or bringing in viruses into a company's network? --- Bob Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Same thing here.. Its all about the control.. > Before you consider rolling out the latest wise > terms look at the speed

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

I was talking Linux in general, not this individual case. After years and years of much fanfare, 1.6% of the visitors to my sites are Linux. With file and web servers, I agree that Linux is doing pretty well, but there is a huge financial advantage to using Linux servers over Windows. There isn'

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

If I'm not mistaking, IBM was not too happy when the first clones hit the market. --- Jerry Wolper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I don't think that was the case. IBM PC became > prominent because > >> businesses wouldn't switch from minis to Apples > because it was > >> thought of as a "toy"

[NF] Fair price for Vista (was Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT)

Michael Madigan wrote: > Maybe the overpriced Vista will change that. > What would be a fair price? What would it take (other than free) for folks to not bash M$ over their offering price for Vista? -- Michael J. Babcock, MCP MB Software Solutions, LLC http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com http://f

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Does your web site offer information that would be of interest to Linux users? Michael Madigan wrote: > After years and years of much fanfare, 1.6% of the > visitors to my sites are Linux. ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenan

Re: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

Pete Theisen wrote: > On Tuesday 06 March 2007 10:25 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> > > Hi Stephen! > > 'Slims enjoy raping and murdering, the religion angle is just an excuse. So tell me again... Hadn't you gone in there to save them from th

[OT] Libby takes one for the team

Just like Ollie North, Libby did the right thing and kept the VP out of the hot seat. Stephen Russell DBA / .Net Developer Memphis TN 38115 901.246-0159 "A good way to judge people is by observing how they treat those who can do them absolutely no good." ---Unknown http://spaces.msn.co

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Michael Madigan <> wrote: > You're asking quite a bit of Linux. Never has a technology taken > hold without there being a profit motive for the technology. Holy crap, Michael and I agree. If there isn't a great profit motive then it's just a big hobby group. Much like chess players internation

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Stephen the Cook wrote: > Holy crap, Michael and I agree. If there isn't a great profit motive then > it's just a big hobby group. Much like chess players international. They > are a large group but wonder why Poker is getting all the big money events. > LOL!!! Good example, Stephen! So ma

Re: [OT] Libby takes one for the team

That's correct, just like Iran Contra, there was no crime committed. --- Stephen Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Just like Ollie North, Libby did the right thing and > kept the VP out of the > hot seat. > > > > Stephen Russell > DBA / .Net Developer > > Memphis TN 38115 > 901.246-015

RE: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

Pete Theisen <> wrote: > On Tuesday 06 March 2007 10:25 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> > > Hi Stephen! > > 'Slims enjoy raping and murdering, the religion angle is just an > excuse. -- > Regards, I think your missing the POWER aspect of Relig

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOLDISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: >> Holy crap, Michael and I agree. If there isn't a great profit motive >> then it's just a big hobby group. Much like chess players >> international. They are a large group but wonder why Poker is >> getting all the big money events. >>

RE: [Fwd: Latest Preview of Visual FoxPro Ships]

Eyvind Axelsen <> wrote: > The 3.0 version is actually just a set of classes that runs on the > 2.0 version, so in order to run apps for version 3, you need to have > version 2 installed. Kind of odd, me thinks... > > Anyway, since the 3.0 framework is just 2.0 with some new classes, > Sedna s

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT|SearchOpenSource.com

Its that sort of comment which is not well thought out, and implimated which gets my blood to boil. . When doing research, generic web surfing / information gathering, how how does one land on a corp web site which is full of flash automation. Really a pain if you surf anywhere but intranets

Re: [NF] Fair price for Vista (was Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT)

I would say keeping it the same price of XP. --- MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Madigan wrote: > > Maybe the overpriced Vista will change that. > > > What would be a fair price? What would it take > (other than free) for > folks to not bash M$ over their offering

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOLDISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Stephen the Cook wrote: > I'm waiting for PC to have an enormous woody because his browser was > hijacked by porn sites. > > I don't think that apple has the balls to do it. Bad Steve! > Hey, look at Arby's (or whatever fast food place) where the girl talks about "lots of (or more) meat, wh

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT | SearchOpenSource.com

No, it's a t-shirt site. My point is that in the general population of surfers, Linux is only 1.6% http://www.cafepress.com/rightwingmike --- Kevin Cully <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does your web site offer information that would be > of interest to Linux > users? > > Michael Madigan wrote

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

wow that gives me a great idea! Celebrity Chess. Britney Spears v Paris Hilton in a 10 hour, bikini-clad snoozer --- Stephen the Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Madigan <> wrote: > > You're asking quite a bit of Linux. Never has a > technology taken > > hold without there being a pr

Re: [NF] Fair price for Vista (was Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT)

Michael Madigan wrote: > I would say keeping it the same price of XP. > Perhaps they adjusted for inflation, and don't forget that new graphics engine and better tuned security. "You are coming to a sad realization. Confirm or Deny." -- Michael J. Babcock, MCP MB Software Solutions, LLC

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

It's about time some Finnish Geek starts writing another OS. How about we call it Vihtorix? --- MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: > > Holy crap, Michael and I agree. If there isn't a > great profit motive then > > it's just a big hobby group. Much li

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Michael Madigan wrote: > wow that gives me a great idea! > > Celebrity Chess. > > Britney Spears v Paris Hilton in a 10 hour, > bikini-clad snoozer > And every time they lose a chess piece, they have to also lose an article of clothing. And the loser has to shave her head. (Looks like Britn

[OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Well, as some of you know, I'm going through a divorce. The question I have is about the house: I was going to simply let her remain and take my 50% of the equity at divorce settlement, but someone told me that I'd get screwed somehow in that and that the house should be sold instead. To my

Re: [OT] Libby takes one for the team

On Mar 6, 2007, at 6:33 PM, Stephen Russell wrote: > Just like Ollie North, Libby did the right thing and kept the VP > out of the > hot seat. Scapegoat-ism in its purist form. -- Ed Leafe -- http://leafe.com -- http://dabodev.com ___ Pos

RE: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED ATCALIFORNIA SCHOOLDISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > Stephen the Cook wrote: >> I'm waiting for PC to have an enormous woody because his browser was >> hijacked by porn sites. >> >> I don't think that apple has the balls to do it. Bad Steve! >> > > Hey, look at Arby's (or whatever fast food place) where the girl

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

On Mar 6, 2007, at 8:30 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote: > Well, as some of you know, I'm going through a divorce. The > question I > have is about the house: I was going to simply let her remain and > take > my 50% of the equity at divorce settlement, but someone told me > that I'd > get

Re: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

On Mar 6, 2007, at 7:03 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote: > I think your missing the POWER aspect of Religion in those parts. In *those* parts? Name me one atheist who has ever managed to get elected to anything higher than town council in this supposed "equal-opportunity" country?

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

On Mar 6, 2007, at 6:55 PM, MB Software Solutions wrote: > LOL!!! Good example, Stephen! So many times the zealots seem to give > off this kind of "air." Kind of like Mac vs PC guy commercials: some > would see the Mac guy as cool/hip, whereas others might see him as > arrogant. Some might se

RE: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

MB Software Solutions <> wrote: > Well, as some of you know, I'm going through a divorce. The question > I have is about the house: I was going to simply let her remain and > take my 50% of the equity at divorce settlement, but someone told me > that I'd get screwed somehow in that and that the h

RE: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Don't get caught the way I did. I gave my ex two years to refinance and buy out my part of the house at a predetermined price. She trashed the place, the value has dropped and I'm still stuck with a joint mortgage and house I will have to put $20,000 into to sell it and get my money out of it. O

RE: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

Ed Leafe <> wrote: > On Mar 6, 2007, at 7:03 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote: > >> I think your missing the POWER aspect of Religion in those parts. > > In *those* parts? > > Name me one atheist who has ever managed to get elected to anything > higher than town council in this supposed "e

Re: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

On Mar 6, 2007, at 9:16 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote: > Here we don't kill you because your different, or your from the wrong > descendent of a profit. Oh, yeah. Lynchings were just a myth, like the Holocaust, huh? Gays aren't killed because they're "different" either. But you do

Re: [NF] MySQL IFNULL() Question

At 03:57 PM 3/6/07, you wrote: >On 3/6/07, Ken Dibble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I suspect you have a subtle data design problem, one iirc Tamar once > presented as "parents of unrelated siblings" - your Perfs table has an id > that you are >joining both to a PK in the Person table and a PK

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT

Hi Mike ! You can't believe everything you read in your server logs !! I just visited your site running on Knoppix, as I have for many years.I used the Konqueror browser, with the browser ID set to tell servers that I'm running : Internet Exploder on WinDoze XP .

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

1. You should be asking a lawyer 2. It's cheaper to kill her. LOL --- MB Software Solutions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, as some of you know, I'm going through a > divorce. The question I > have is about the house: I was going to simply let > her remain and take > my 50% of the equ

Re: [NF] MySQL IFNULL() Question

> Yeah. The idea is to have People in the system only once, since the same > person can be an Artist (designated as such for a Performance, like when > you go to see Bonnie Raitt--she's got a Band too, but it's not "The Bonnie This sounds like a great problem for a database design class. Give

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Well yeah, if you're going to have adds popping up when linux boots like socket_init() in linux/init/main.c causes the following network initializations: linux/net/socket.c prints: * Buy Star Wars on DVD * Linux NET4.0 for Linux 2.2 Based upon Swansea University Computer S

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Right, but Linux has to be running on computers to sell Linux apps. How are you going to convince computer manufacturers to pre-install Linux on computers if there is no profit motive? It's rumored that Dell is going to do it, but we'll see. I really thought Lindows was going to change everythin

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Ed Leafe wrote: > I've always heard that if the market you are in is rising, sell it > now. If it is falling, take your 50% and let her deal with the downturn. > But how to force her to sell it, as we're co-owners? She doesn't want to sell it. I'm sure she wishes I'd just hand it ove

Re: [NF] MICROSOFT WINDOWS OUSTED AT CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICT |SearchOpenSource.com

Michael Madigan wrote: > I really thought Lindows was going to change > everything, I was wrong. > Wonder why it didn't catch on as much as many expected? Perhaps it was strong arm tactics from "The Man" (aka M$). -- Michael J. Babcock, MCP MB Software Solutions, LLC http://mbsoftwaresolut

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Heya Michael - [ I was going to simply let her remain and take my 50% of the equity at divorce settlement, but someone told me that I'd get screwed somehow in that and that the house should be sold instead. To my understanding, it shouldn't matter, as the house equity is determined by the appraised

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Heya Michael - [But how to force her to sell it, as we're co-owners? She doesn't want to sell it. I'm sure she wishes I'd just hand it over to her. Likewise I wonder with the 50%...when do I get that? At settlement, I guess. That's something I need to ask my lawyer.] As to 'force her to sell it' -

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Heya Michael - One last thing, I totally forgot. There are LAWS on the books about division of property, it varies by state. Your lawyer should know them intimately, assuming he specializes in divorces. If the law is in your favor, she can still contest the dollar amount to be paid to you at the

RE: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

If she can refinance the house on her own and pay you're your share, just let her have it and walk away. The good will you purchase by being as far as you possibly can be is worth everything it costs. I've been divorced twice. The first time was a mess and the second time my ex bought my interest

RE: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

IF my wife ever leaves me, I'm going with her! John -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kristyne McDaniel Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 11:56 PM To: 'ProFox Email List' Subject: RE: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce) If she c

RE: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

John, > IF my wife ever leaves me, I'm going with her! No matter where she goes and who goes with her? Kristyne McDaniel ___ Post Messages to: ProFox@leafe.com Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/profox OT-free version of t

[OT] And the saga continues ...

Today my husband Steve had a hip replacement surgery. If I named all the operations my husband has had just since I've known him I'm not sure you guys would even believe me. Sometimes I don't believe it myself. He's been deteriorating to the point that he could barely walk or stand because the pa

RE: [OT] And the saga continues ...

Yes it is. I had a little "minor" surgery a year ago last January (fusion of L3,L4 and L5) It took about 6 months to really get back in the groove and I still feel like someone bolted a block to the middle of my lower back with some of those self threading drywall screws (the 3 1/2" kind). However,

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

On Tuesday 06 March 2007 10:54 pm, MB Software Solutions General Account wrote: > Ed Leafe wrote: > > I've always heard that if the market you are in is rising, sell it > > now. If it is falling, take your 50% and let her deal with the downturn. > > But how to force her to sell it, as we're co

Re: [OT] And the saga continues ...

On Wednesday 07 March 2007 1:08 am, Kristyne McDaniel wrote: > Today my husband Steve had a hip replacement surgery. > Gotta admit life is always interesting. Hi Kristyne! Good to hear that things are shaping up for you. Missed your interesting posts. -- Regards, Pete http://www.pete-theisen.

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

Kristyne McDaniel wrote: > If she can refinance the house on her own and pay you're your share, just > let her have it and walk away. The good will you purchase by being as far as > you possibly can be is worth everything it costs. > > I've been divorced twice. The first time was a mess and the sec

Re: [OT] House equity versus it being sold (in divorce)

William Sanders / EFG wrote: > Heya Michael - > > One last thing, I totally forgot. > There are LAWS on the books about division of property, it varies by > state. Your lawyer should know them intimately, assuming he specializes in > divorces. If the law is in your favor, she can still contest the

Re: [OT] And the saga continues ...

Pete Theisen wrote: > On Wednesday 07 March 2007 1:08 am, Kristyne McDaniel wrote: > >> Today my husband Steve had a hip replacement surgery. >> > > >> Gotta admit life is always interesting. >> > > Hi Kristyne! > > Good to hear that things are shaping up for you. Missed your inter

Re: [OT] Who is at risk in Iraq?

On Tuesday 06 March 2007 7:03 pm, Stephen the Cook wrote: > Pete Theisen <> wrote: > > On Tuesday 06 March 2007 10:25 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> > > > > Hi Stephen! > > > > 'Slims enjoy raping and murdering, the religion angle is just an >