It's awesome you can now output your knowledge bases to HTML and share them. It's unreal what he's done to make it better.

I picked it up a little while ago, different from his previous albums, but still very very good. I especially like listening to the surround mixes on the DVD. "Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if both are frozen." - Edward V. Berard

Never seen Tool (and I wasn't too keen on 10000 Days - I preferred Lateralus). I saw Isis[^] recently - they're a tight band. And not TOO loud, either. Good gig.

I believe it's a mixture of Delphi and C++. Mind you that shouldn't be a surprise really - if you go into the ISV market they are the predominant languages, after all. :) Anna :rose: Linting the day away :cool: Anna's Place | Tears and Laughter "If mushy peas are the food of the devil, the stotty cake is the frisbee of God"

32 Mike The NYT - my leftist brochure. dennisd45: My view of the world is slightly more nuanced dennisd45 (the NAMBLA supporter) wrote: I know exactly what it means. So shut up you mother killing baby raper.

So true. Always great to walk out to the mailbox and find personal mail waiting inside. BW Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand. Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand. -- Neil Peart

Richard Jones wrote: New mate? Not exactly - she's called Beth. ;) Richard Jones wrote: Oh wait, you mean a spear-type weapon. Yep, like the two 7-footers I have sitting on top of my wardobe. Where do you think my company logo came from? :-> Anna :rose: Linting the day away :cool: Anna's Place | Tears and Laughter "If mushy peas are the food of the devil, the stotty cake is the frisbee of God"

Rock & roll! :-D Author of The Career Programmer and Unite the Tribes www.PracticalStrategyConsulting.com

brianwelsch wrote: related to home repair, costruction, etc. What exactly do you have in mind? I have lots of tools (table saw, sawzal, miter saw, various drills ect.); scrap lumber lying around and a cheap digital camera. I'd love to help, but unfortunatley I have prior commitments monitoring the length of my grass. :Andrew Bleakley:

Hmmm...CNN's gonna be all over this. "The war on global warming - Horror in South Carolina":) At least you can sort of justify having our Stanley Cup down there for a few days.

Steve Echols wrote: That's awesome! Where'd you get it? I got it for Christmas a few years ago.

Joergen Sigvardsson wrote: Not much longer if the christians start to take over either. That would be a reversion of historical development. Once the Catholic church has already "taken over". And it lasted a long time. I agree, that then, women were treated differently than today. But now we have secular states were Church and State are divided. For sure every religion has its fundamentalists in a very wide sense of the word. But they cannot simply take over without support from the people if they do not want to install dictatorship. In this sense, one could say that every people has the form of Government that belongs to it... But I think you didn't mean the Church taking over, but certain conservative streams that are more or less related to to the church and christian values. They have the traditional role of women in mind, where women don't work in a company but work at home by caring for the children, doing the household, etc... But again, I think that the development of the emancipation of women cannot be undone without their support. (Except by forcing them, but wise men would never do this). I think it is now as it should be. Women can actually choose which role they want to take. And a rather big part of them chooses both, and for some, living this reality is quite a load. Joergen Sigvardsson wrote: Women's emancipation was never mentioned in the bible, so how can it be anything other than the devil in the works? ... I don't think so ! When talking about the works of certain spirits I think that they act in quite bigger schemes than this! But that would be another thread :-) Marius --------------------------------------------------------- Complete freedom is a state without context ---------------------------------------------------------

My wife has one - works fine, she likes it. "I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We've created life in our own image." - Stephen Hawking

Is your life that empty? :sigh: The tigress is here :-D

You forgot the most important thing ... Glenfiddich :^)

Jeremy Falcon wrote: Although, I never tried kickboxing. Sounds interesting. It's a lot of fun and great for letting out aggressions. I first started it last winter, going 2-3 times per week at a local martial arts school. I later bought a free standing heavy bag and some floor mats so I could do it at home whenever I wanted. It's definitely worth going to classes for a few months to build up a good mix of combos for your own routines. They also covered some basic yoga moves which help mix things up a bit too. You're probably right about doing actual weights for my legs. I have 5 lb. wrist weights that I use sometimes for punching the bag, maybe using them or eventually heavier weights on my ankles when kicking would help out. BW If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate. -- Steven Wright

Thank you. This is really amazing stuff ... :..::. Douglas H. Troy ::.. Bad Astronomy |VCF|wxWidgets|WTL

Nah, I`m affraid empty seats would bruise her husband`s ego and that they`d come back. Daniel Desormeaux wrote: What kind of sick bastard are you? The paranoid but cautious kind! :-D

Yup. Long time geocacher. I've actually given it up lately because the local area is just so saturated with caches there isn't any place left to put more and we've done the existing ones. We have some completely rabid cachers here, I'd guess there are over 600 within a 15 minute drive of my house. I've been thinking of proposing that everyone just ditch them all in one super frenzy and start fresh. The real fun is in making new caches and being ever more complex and convoluted. Lot's of the local cachers have gone that route, secret code wheels, shortwave number station clues, bizarre back stories etc etc. The ones we did we tended to make as physically and mentally difficult as possible with multiple stages, near mountain climbing, mountain biking etc just to finish. But we always put good prizes in them for the first second and third finders. Watch out when caching in public and particularly urban places, it's easy to find that a cache was put in a place where there are some pretty nasty items lying around in the bushes where the caches tend to be. I.E. bring gloves and full coverage shoes if you go into that kind of area.

OT, but when i saw your post i decided to check out the website for FirstLogic, a one-time local software company that does lots of mailing address cleansing-type stuff. Sad to say, they'd apparently been bought by BusinessObjects (purveyors of the crap-tastic CrystalReports app, among other things), and so now have next-to-nothing in the way of useful information on their website. The product (PostalSoft) was originally created by a guy looking to make his wife's job (pre-sorting mail) a bit easier... Kinda sad, really (though i'm sure he made a hefty profit on the sale ;) ). ---- Scripts i’ve known... CPhog 1.8.2 - make CP better. Forum Bookmark 0.2.5 - bookmark forum posts on Pensieve Print forum 0.1.2 - printer-friendly forums Expand all 1.0 - Expand all messages In-place Delete 1.0 - AJAX-style post delete Syntax 0.1 - Syntax highlighting for code blocks in the forums