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    Rama Krishna Vavilala
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    Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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      Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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      Robert Surtees
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      Great idea!

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      • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

        Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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        Christian Graus
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        I'm POSITIVE Vista sucks

        Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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          Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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          FyreWyrm
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          Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

          The prize can be any of the following:

          Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:

          5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses

          :~

          Don't blame me. I voted for Chuck Norris.

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            I'm POSITIVE Vista sucks

            Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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            Indivara
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            Read this in a Tom Clancy book (don't remember which, had to Google it) http://fun.twilightwap.com/joke.asp?joke_id=3251[^] Commanding officer: Alright! How about an attitude check??? Crew (In Unison): I HATE THIS ****ing PLACE! CO: Now, let's be more positive... Crew: I POSITIVELY HATE THIS ****ing PLACE! CO: OK, How about a negative attitde check... Crew: I DON'T LIKE THIS ****ing PLACE! CO: OK, How about a short attitude check ..? Crew: **** THIS PLACE!

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            • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

              Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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              Christopher Duncan
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              You know, the problem with my being such a wise ass all the time is that no one will believe that I'm serious when I say what a refreshing point of view this is. I'm all for creating a better world, and that starts with a positive attitude. Even (or perhaps especially) in an industry as wacky as ours. Hey, Chris - if you want to help Rama turn this into official contest type stuff, I'll throw in a signed copy of a book myself. :)

              Christopher Duncan www.PracticalUSA.com Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes Copywriting Services

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                I'm POSITIVE Vista sucks

                Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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                Christopher Duncan
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                Why do I get a flashback of My Cousin Vinny, with Vinny arguing with Mona Lisa Vito? "Are you sure?" "I'm positive." Perhaps you had to be there... :)

                Christopher Duncan www.PracticalUSA.com Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes Copywriting Services

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                • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                  Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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                  Dear Brother Rama-Ji, I humbly offer you this original poem. the floating man's one question* now afloat, freed of this body, i hold only a book showing images to send back when your images, sent in to me, suddenly appear as fully opened blossoms; is the enchanting fragrance accident or deliberate ? i'm unsure if your images, ranging from raw colors to most delicate line-drawings of chimaeric animals are hoax's atoms, or aphorism of crystallized truth; do the animals live on worlds i can't, yet, imagine ? zero time to infer sequence; now let scent be master; let one aroma linger as top-note, others make a body; then, annointed in meaning's attar, we go to vivisect beating hearts of intent, or feelings, or of passions allowed to ask only one question at-a-time : i always keep asking : "why is my being here an ultimate gift ?" * the poem very loosely "resonant" with the story of Avicenna's famous "thought experiment" known as "the floating man," which he conducted sometime around year 1000 (Christian calendar) while imprisoned in the castle of Fardajan near Hamadhan by the new Emir of Hamadhan who was angry that Avicenna, then at the court of Hamadhan, had sought a position at the court of Isfahan (Hamadhan's rival and enemy). Avicenna's "floating man," divorced from bodily and sensory experience, still has a sense of consciousness, and this, Avicenna posits, is "a priori" proof we exist. Some scholars attribute Descartes' "cogito ergo sum" famous theorem of a priori consciousness to Avicennan influence. Avicenna : Abu Ibn Sina : like "Averroes, and other famous scholars of the Muslim world, given a "Romanized" name by "western scholars." Of course this was not done only for Muslim scholars : for example "Maimonides" was a "Hellenization" of the name of Moshe Ben Maimon who wrote both in Hebrew and Judaeo-Arabic. And derived technical words based on some scholars' names, as in the case of Al-Khwārizmī,from which the word, "algorithm," orignates, are the result of accidental mis-translations based on confusing of the original name with both a Latin homophone and a Greek root-word. and, secondarily, very loosely "resonant" with the example of philospher John Searle's "thought experiment" known as the "Chinese room," where someone inside a room is passed papers with Chinese writing; the person in the room has a book that tells them what to write in Chinese in response. The person in the room does not understand Chinese, but people outside the room may assume the "room" sp

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                  • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                    Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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                    "Programming is like sex: one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life.” --Michael Sinz or “Computers can now keep a man's every transgression recorded in a permanent memory bank, duplicating with complex programming and intricate wiring a feat his wife handles quite well without fuss or fanfare” -- Lane Olinghouse or my personal favorite "The great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from." --Andrew Tannenbaum

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                      I'm POSITIVE Vista sucks

                      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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                      i dont care if i win, but macs suck too! :laugh: ;)

                      "I do not know with what weapons World War 3 will be fought, but World War 4 will be fought with sticks and stones." Einstein "Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example." Mark Twain

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                      • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                        Ok all these sucks and other negative posts does not help me any if those are the first things I check in the morning. So from now till tomorrow evening, I announce that I will offer a prize to the best positive post. Where a positive post describes something that rocks, something that is cool, or something that is inspirational. The prize can be any of the following: 1. A check for a million dollars. 2. Copy of a book or an e-book 3. A Geeky T-Shirt 4. A copy of Windows 7 or Snow Leopard 5. Lotus Notes Server application and few client licenses 6. Solutions to all future CCCs Any other contribution to the prize pool is welcome.

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                        Fabio Franco
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                        You can do it!!

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                          Read this in a Tom Clancy book (don't remember which, had to Google it) http://fun.twilightwap.com/joke.asp?joke_id=3251[^] Commanding officer: Alright! How about an attitude check??? Crew (In Unison): I HATE THIS ****ing PLACE! CO: Now, let's be more positive... Crew: I POSITIVELY HATE THIS ****ing PLACE! CO: OK, How about a negative attitde check... Crew: I DON'T LIKE THIS ****ing PLACE! CO: OK, How about a short attitude check ..? Crew: **** THIS PLACE!

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                          Dan Neely
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                          Red Storm Rising. The joke is set in Keflavik Airforce Base Iceland.

                          The latest nation. Procrastination.

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                            "Programming is like sex: one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life.” --Michael Sinz or “Computers can now keep a man's every transgression recorded in a permanent memory bank, duplicating with complex programming and intricate wiring a feat his wife handles quite well without fuss or fanfare” -- Lane Olinghouse or my personal favorite "The great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from." --Andrew Tannenbaum

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                            cgh1977
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                            I prefer, "Sex is like documentation. When it's good, it's very, very good. And when it's bad, it's better than nothing."

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