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  • D David Wulff

    Megan Forbes wrote: The weekend has almost arrived, just a few hours to go.... Bring it on, I cant wait to start back at work again next week. Holidays are overrated.


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    Megan Forbes
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    David Wulff wrote: Bring it on, I cant wait to start back at work again next week. Holidays are overrated If you are really serious, all I can say is "woe is you!" Holidays rock! Perhaps we should swap - I get your holidays, and you get the pleasure of working those hours in for me? ;P


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      David Wulff wrote: Bring it on, I cant wait to start back at work again next week. Holidays are overrated If you are really serious, all I can say is "woe is you!" Holidays rock! Perhaps we should swap - I get your holidays, and you get the pleasure of working those hours in for me? ;P


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      Megan Forbes wrote: If you are really serious, all I can say is "woe is you!" I am serious. Don't get me wrong I like a break, but I would much rather have three day weekends for most of the year than a week off here and a week off there. This time I was also really enjoying my work before the holiday so I am looking forward to going back on Monday to carry it on. Megan Forbes wrote: Perhaps we should swap - I get your holidays, and you get the pleasure of working those hours in for me? Tempting, but I'll have to decline for future sanity issues. :suss:


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        Megan Forbes wrote: If you are really serious, all I can say is "woe is you!" I am serious. Don't get me wrong I like a break, but I would much rather have three day weekends for most of the year than a week off here and a week off there. This time I was also really enjoying my work before the holiday so I am looking forward to going back on Monday to carry it on. Megan Forbes wrote: Perhaps we should swap - I get your holidays, and you get the pleasure of working those hours in for me? Tempting, but I'll have to decline for future sanity issues. :suss:


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        So you've had these 4 days off? *jealous*


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          So you've had these 4 days off? *jealous*


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          :-O


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          • A Anna Jayne Metcalfe

            Doing extremely silly things with toolbars. ;) Anna :rose: Homepage | Tears and Laughter "Be yourself - not what others think you should be" - Marcia Graesch "Anna's just a sexy-looking lesbian tart" - A friend, trying to wind me up. It didn't work. Trouble with resource IDs? Try the Resource ID Organiser Visual C++ Add-In

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            Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote: silly things with toolbars Now lads, I know it will require something of the steel of a Lenten penitent but lets try and steer clear here, shall we... :~

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            • A Anna Jayne Metcalfe

              Doing extremely silly things with toolbars. ;) Anna :rose: Homepage | Tears and Laughter "Be yourself - not what others think you should be" - Marcia Graesch "Anna's just a sexy-looking lesbian tart" - A friend, trying to wind me up. It didn't work. Trouble with resource IDs? Try the Resource ID Organiser Visual C++ Add-In

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              Colin Angus Mackay
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              ... No... Don't say it.... [I can't help myself - The voices are telling me to say it...] There was this one time...... At band camp...... :eek: System Message: A network error has occured - The client communications process terminated unexpectedly

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                Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote: silly things with toolbars Now lads, I know it will require something of the steel of a Lenten penitent but lets try and steer clear here, shall we... :~

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                Lol it looks like I can't say anything innocent here anymore can I? :laugh: Actually all I'm doing is working on an entry level customisation of one of our products. One of the suggestions that's been made is to increase the size of the toolbar buttons (as there are so many fewer of them and it'll be running on a small display), so I'm doing the groundwork for conditionally adding text to the toolbars which will be available in the product. The silly part comes if you turn annotations on for all 7 toolbars in the app...:rolleyes: Anna :rose: Homepage | Tears and Laughter "Be yourself - not what others think you should be" - Marcia Graesch "Anna's just a sexy-looking lesbian tart" - A friend, trying to wind me up. It didn't work. Trouble with resource IDs? Try the Resource ID Organiser Visual C++ Add-In

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                • C Colin Angus Mackay

                  ... No... Don't say it.... [I can't help myself - The voices are telling me to say it...] There was this one time...... At band camp...... :eek: System Message: A network error has occured - The client communications process terminated unexpectedly

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                  Ian Darling
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                  5! :laugh: What next, Alyson Hannigans Guide to XP? :-)


                  Ian Darling "If we've learned anything from history, it's that those who feed trolls are condemned to repetitive conversations. Or something like that." - Eric Lippert

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                  • S suzyb

                    Corinna John wrote: It's 1:45 pm now, 1.25 hour to go! Lucky you, I still got 4 hours to go. Hopefully I'll manage to waste an hour or so eating lunch, if I eat really slowly. And then... can I dream for 3 hours... hmmm... unsure of that but I'll give a try. If I had a better memory I would remember more.

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                    Suzanne Boyle wrote: And then... can I dream for 3 hours It'll give you a change to iron out the bugs in your "unrealistic" virtual-reality-taking-over-the-world-with-a-cycling-helmet contraption. ;)


                    "You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want." --Zig Ziglar Coming soon: The Second EuroCPian Event[^].

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                    • M Megan Forbes

                      Not yet, but I'd *really* love to! Actually - perhaps you could tell me, if I were to come to an Eastern country, and wear my normal clothing (jeans, shorts, etc) would people be insulted? There seems to be very little info on travelling to places like Iran as well - a pity, so much history to discover :(


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                      Mazdak
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                      Megan Forbes wrote: Actually - perhaps you could tell me, if I were to come to an Eastern country, and wear my normal clothing (jeans, shorts, etc) would people be insulted? It depends on which country you go. In Iran unfortunately , at least women have to wear a scarf and mantue , but I don't think it would be so much hard for a short travel , cause I see so many foreign torrist which accept it , this cause the best seasons for travelling here become spring and fall. Most(not all) of Islamic country like this. But those are not like this are not as historic as Iran or have so many places to visit like Iran. Megan Forbes wrote: There seems to be very little info on travelling to places like Iran as well - a pity, so much history to discover You are right. Iran is between top 10 historic country , so imagine mow many place you could visit inside Iran and it would take so many weeks to finish it. But because of Islamic government they don't advertise for them. Also we have very very different climates in Iran which cause different part of Iran have various nature. Well if you come here you will have a guidance which will be glad to show his country to you. His name is Mazy. ;-) . Forget about clothing , it worth to visit Iran. :-) Mazy "I think that only daring speculation can lead us further and not accumulation of facts." - Albert Einstein

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                        Megan Forbes wrote: Actually - perhaps you could tell me, if I were to come to an Eastern country, and wear my normal clothing (jeans, shorts, etc) would people be insulted? It depends on which country you go. In Iran unfortunately , at least women have to wear a scarf and mantue , but I don't think it would be so much hard for a short travel , cause I see so many foreign torrist which accept it , this cause the best seasons for travelling here become spring and fall. Most(not all) of Islamic country like this. But those are not like this are not as historic as Iran or have so many places to visit like Iran. Megan Forbes wrote: There seems to be very little info on travelling to places like Iran as well - a pity, so much history to discover You are right. Iran is between top 10 historic country , so imagine mow many place you could visit inside Iran and it would take so many weeks to finish it. But because of Islamic government they don't advertise for them. Also we have very very different climates in Iran which cause different part of Iran have various nature. Well if you come here you will have a guidance which will be glad to show his country to you. His name is Mazy. ;-) . Forget about clothing , it worth to visit Iran. :-) Mazy "I think that only daring speculation can lead us further and not accumulation of facts." - Albert Einstein

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                        Mazdak wrote: Well if you come here you will have a guidance which will be glad to show his country to you. His name is Mazy. . Forget about clothing , it worth to visit Iran Thanks Mazy, I'd really love to come actually. And I'd have no problems wearing clothes which would keep people happy either - but at the same time I don't want to dress in traditional clothing and insult people :). We always laugh like crazy when tourists come to South Africa and wear safari suits :-D On a more general basis, are things like car hire available in Iran? Would someone on a British or South African passport have problems getting a visa? Although our travels are pretty much sorted for the next year or so, I would be genuinely interested in visiting Iran and seeing all the ancient history you have there :).


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                        • M Mr Cully

                          Im only starting my day and you're already talking bout goin home, damn time zones making me jealous!!!!

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                          Same here .I just walked into work and read this !! " Why oh why didn't I take the blue pill ? "

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                          • S suzyb

                            Corinna John wrote: clean up your desk/desktop ..done that (for the 3rd time this week) Corinna John wrote: look out of the window (hmmm.....sunlight!) ..done that as well (although it was raining here at the time) Corinna John wrote: read codeproject ..done lots of that and its still only 12pm. :(( If I had a better memory I would remember more.

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                            Welcome to CP, Suzanne Boyle. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Christopher Duncan quoted: "...that would require my explaining Einstein's Fear of Relatives" Crikey! ain't life grand? Einstein says...

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                            • C Corinna John

                              :omg: Where do you work?! Of course my office has got a window. I don't think there is a room without windows in this building - except the cellar, but there are no offices, only poor old servers. My window is on the southern side. In summer it becomes too warm in here, but today it is only very bright daylight :)

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                              Corinna John wrote: Where do you work?! In the middle of the building. All of the windows (and there aren't that many) are inside private offices. I have to make a concerted effort to even know whether it's raining, sunny, snowing, tornado, aliens landing, etc. Sometimes, I draw a picture of the sun on my whiteboard, but my yellow marker ran out so now it's green.

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                              • P peterchen

                                3hrs at the airport - any ideas that I can use????


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                                Locate all of the security cameras you can, then do whatever you must to reach each one and emplace a smudgy thumb print on the lens. If anyone questions you, you're a security consultant doing a quarterly inspection. Alternatively, you could buy a book and hang out in the bar. Some people think of it as a six-pack; I consider it more of a support group.

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                                • M Megan Forbes

                                  Stay in the cyber cafe and keep browsing CP? I believe plane-spotting is no longer considered a respectable sport :sigh:


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                                  Megan Forbes wrote: plane-spotting is no longer considered a respectable sport Of course it is! It's just more challenging now, without the riflescope. Some people think of it as a six-pack; I consider it more of a support group.

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                                  • M Megan Forbes

                                    The weekend has almost arrived, just a few hours to go.... :jig: The question is, how do we get through those few hours? Any clever ideas for getting through the rest of the day? Today's Dilbert[^] was a good start, but what now?


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                                    Leave early.


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                                    • M Megan Forbes

                                      Mazdak wrote: Well if you come here you will have a guidance which will be glad to show his country to you. His name is Mazy. . Forget about clothing , it worth to visit Iran Thanks Mazy, I'd really love to come actually. And I'd have no problems wearing clothes which would keep people happy either - but at the same time I don't want to dress in traditional clothing and insult people :). We always laugh like crazy when tourists come to South Africa and wear safari suits :-D On a more general basis, are things like car hire available in Iran? Would someone on a British or South African passport have problems getting a visa? Although our travels are pretty much sorted for the next year or so, I would be genuinely interested in visiting Iran and seeing all the ancient history you have there :).


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                                      Megan Forbes wrote: I'd have no problems wearing clothes which would keep people happy either - but at the same time I don't want to dress in traditional clothing and insult people MAntue and scarf is not our traditional cloths.They are kind of official cloths which government force women to wear it, so there is no insultant :-). Different part of Iran have different traditional cloths but the more we go into modern country , less people use them. Megan Forbes wrote: are things like car hire available in Iran? Yes , I think there are so many of them but I've never use them so I will ask for you to get sure. Because recently our country attract more torrist , we have something like these services. Megan Forbes wrote: Would someone on a British or South African passport have problems getting a visa? Well , as long as we have good relationship with these countries there is no problem.I've never seen anybody from South Africa here but there are so many British citizen. Generally there is no problem with that. And here there are two links for your information about Iran. But don't forget , one thing which western people enjoy more than historical places , is way of living and culture of people in Iran. You will never find a link about it. You have to only live some days with them to enjoy it. http://www.iranmiras.org/en_site/Home_E.asp[^] http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/middle_east/iran/[^] Hope it helps and see you here soon. If you need any other information just let me know. :-) Mazy "I think that only daring speculation can lead us further and not accumulation of facts." - Albert Einstein

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                                        Mazdak wrote: Well if you come here you will have a guidance which will be glad to show his country to you. His name is Mazy. . Forget about clothing , it worth to visit Iran Thanks Mazy, I'd really love to come actually. And I'd have no problems wearing clothes which would keep people happy either - but at the same time I don't want to dress in traditional clothing and insult people :). We always laugh like crazy when tourists come to South Africa and wear safari suits :-D On a more general basis, are things like car hire available in Iran? Would someone on a British or South African passport have problems getting a visa? Although our travels are pretty much sorted for the next year or so, I would be genuinely interested in visiting Iran and seeing all the ancient history you have there :).


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                                        By the way, first link that I gave you is an Iranian web site. Most of Iranian web sites are UNSTANDARD and very hard to follow or uselless. Sorry for that. :-) Mazy "I think that only daring speculation can lead us further and not accumulation of facts." - Albert Einstein

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                                          Megan Forbes wrote: I'd have no problems wearing clothes which would keep people happy either - but at the same time I don't want to dress in traditional clothing and insult people MAntue and scarf is not our traditional cloths.They are kind of official cloths which government force women to wear it, so there is no insultant :-). Different part of Iran have different traditional cloths but the more we go into modern country , less people use them. Megan Forbes wrote: are things like car hire available in Iran? Yes , I think there are so many of them but I've never use them so I will ask for you to get sure. Because recently our country attract more torrist , we have something like these services. Megan Forbes wrote: Would someone on a British or South African passport have problems getting a visa? Well , as long as we have good relationship with these countries there is no problem.I've never seen anybody from South Africa here but there are so many British citizen. Generally there is no problem with that. And here there are two links for your information about Iran. But don't forget , one thing which western people enjoy more than historical places , is way of living and culture of people in Iran. You will never find a link about it. You have to only live some days with them to enjoy it. http://www.iranmiras.org/en_site/Home_E.asp[^] http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/middle_east/iran/[^] Hope it helps and see you here soon. If you need any other information just let me know. :-) Mazy "I think that only daring speculation can lead us further and not accumulation of facts." - Albert Einstein

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                                          Thanks Mazy - I'll spend some time going through the info :cool:


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