You quack me up! ;P ((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x)))

Why did the pirate cross the sea? To get to the other Tide :rolleyes: If everything was not true, would it be not true that everything is not true? So by saying everything is not true, you are automatically denying that everything is not true. Useful links: Creating a bootable CD with several operating systems on.

Uh... it was kindof a joke? ;P www.MishaInTheCloud.com

One of my former classmates works for Verison and claims it is coming to. Don't know how much I trust him, but with several features blocked or not at full because of ATT network, I don't doubt they are looking.

My eyes crapped out early. What I noticed is scratches (especially on my shins) taking much longer to heal than before. Maybe I need some more of them thar growth hormones I been hear'in about... -- Ian

Have you taken a look at the Dell Projectors[^]? I bought one for my church 3 years ago, (not exactly the one shown in the picture), it serves the congregation well. As someone already said, all the modern projectors are portable. You might have to specify the weight range you want. Best regards, Paul. Jesus Christ is LOVE! Please tell somebody. modified on Thursday, April 9, 2009 7:34 PM

Mike Ellison wrote: It was very helpful. Glad to hear that :) You're welcome. The need to optimize rises from a bad design.My articles[^]

Well, time to get the ear plugs now so that when get out of bed in the morning you won't notice all the new popping sounds :) Many people told me that 30 should bother me. My niece even bought me a black t-shirt with "Ha Ha!" all over it and a big 30 in the center. I really did not even blink on 30, but 40 made me think a bit more. Now, wish I was back at the 40 :) I use to think I was indecisive, now I am just not sure! Rocky <>< Recent Blog Post: Canon PowerShot SX10 IS (S5IS Update) Thinking about Silverlight? www.SilverlightCity.com

Scintilla.net is a good component for that purpose. In addition it is free.(I am using it in an internal application). The only disadvantage is its learning curve. Lightweight Windows Forms Components www.aflava.com

We usually meet at a restaurant, or directly at someone's home. I like the reunions, and generally enjoy them. However, political discussions tend to turn ugly in our family: My uncle and my mother are members of the city council, but for different parties: My mother is with the SPD (socially oriented), my uncle is with the FDP (economically oriented), which leads to a lot of friction. My other uncle is pretty convervative as well, and tends to drift more to the right wing in relation to the amount of alcohol he's had. At that point, I usually leave. My girlfriend is Turkish, so the family bonds are VERY tight. Her family is great, very open and tolerant. Also great as in "BIG". BIG! 1200 people on her father's funeral - and most of them were (direct or indirect) family (no big deal when there are at least 5 kids in every branch of the family. Impressive nontheless). I am a bit tense around that many people and tend to avoid most of the guests. I regret that, though, but I can't help it. Cheers, Sebastian -- "If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton

I just keep expecting him to open the coat.

There is always going to be a market for channels. Channels will become a lot more flexible (mixable, time-shiftable, personalised and social) but people still will want to sit down and relax with whatever is on. I've got 100 channels and most days I wish I had less as I spend too much time cycling through them hoping to "choose" what I want. Someday you just don't know what you want to watch. Channels have the editorial benefit. We have the greatest on-demand system yet, the world wide web, and yet a lot of it is channeled and edited. But I agree that on-demand is going to continue to grow. The main, and simplest, improvement will be the death of the video-store and hopefully simultaneous releases to cinema and home. regards, Paul Watson Ireland & South Africa Fernando A. Gomez F. wrote: At least he achieved immortality for a few years.

A large group of intelligent people are still lost after 3 series? They deserve to be stuck there for ever! Even Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean escaped from his island by riding on 2 sea turtles, and he was on his own! :) I still remember having to write your own code in FORTRAN rather than be a cut and paste merchant being pampered by colour coded Intellisense - ahh proper programming - those were the days :)

This is too funny :)

With a little more motivation, China could go take back Korea (both of them), Viet Nam, Cambodia, and all the rest of Southeast Asia thus resurrecting the Chinese empire. If it goes the opposite way, we could see a whole bunch of new countries like Tibet. So the creationist says: Everything must have a designer. God designed everything. I say: Why is God the only exception? Why not make the "designs" (like man) exceptions and make God a creation of man?

In principle it should look as much like the final user UI as possible. WYSIWYG is still :cool: Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.

She actually saw the colors as she heard the sounds. My music teacher also was a synesthete. He was a normal guy, though with perfect pitch, perfect rythm and such, and usually everything appeared normal. After about half a year, we were practising a piece that he especially liked, and he got really agitated, and suddenly (because he hated interrupting us) he no longer only told us we were too high or too low, he just injected other criteria like too salty, too sweet, a little too yellow, etc. Not always, but when he got carried away. He knew that he was different, and he always tries to give "normal" directions, but someimes, he had these urges to "fall back" into, what he calls, his "full" self. I've always wanted to be like that. You cannot learn it, unfortunately. Cheers, Sebastian -- "If it was two men, the non-driver would have challenged the driver to simply crash through the gates. The macho image thing, you know." - Marc Clifton

Mike Ellison wrote: I actually live here That's scary. I hate to even visit the town, and it's only a short hop away. I'd rather walk than try to board a flight in Vegas, and I've never visited the city without being nearly killed by someone on the road. Unfortunately, that's about the only place to do any shopping within 300 miles of here...:sigh: "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

Thanks again