There is a 2nd series due out. Funimation already has about 20 episodes available on their site subtitled. It's called Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and it retells the entire series, but closer to the original manga story. Therefore, up until the first appearance of Greed, the series is almost the same as the original. Once Greed appears, everything takes a very different turn. I have to say though, that FMA is my favorite Anime series. The ideas portrayed about the relationship between religion and science are well thought out and portrayed. I love it.

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I'm going to be researching various vacations to Italy for a week over the summer. A couple of friends and I are going to start seeing the world. Does anyone have any tips on getting a good deal?

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Banging my head against a wall trying to update the macros for a whole ton of Word templates probably written before I even graduated college. I have to get the templates to search all of our Active Directory entries. This part is done, I just have to shoehorn it into all of the templates. FUN!!! :doh: Also working on writing my personal evaluation for my annual review. It's that time of the year again!!

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I just spent a week watching Red Dwarf too! I had seen 1 episode years ago, so I decided to find and watch all of the episodes. I officially love the show. I've never had chicken vindaloo though.

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If you have them in some kind of container control (e.g HTML table), you should be able to set the vertical alignment CSS property. That way, if the table cell has the same height as the multi-line text box, you can set vertical-align on the label's cell to be the top of the cell. This will make it appear that the label's top border is on the same line as the multi-line text box's top border. Hope that helps.

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Thank you.

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Just a quick question: I ran across the following operator in one of our application's javascript functions: !== Has anyone ever seen this before? I can't find any reference to this operator using Google, but the code doesn't throw any errors when it sees this operator. I started wondering if this is the opposite operation for "===". Any information is welcome. Thanks in advance.

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Note: The following is using javascript. You didn't specify if you were using client side events or server side events. The code behind code is VB.NET The easiest way to do it is to add the "onclick" attribute to the button during Page_Load in the code behind.

Button1.Attributes.Add("onclick", "MoveFocus('" & userControl1.Controls("textbox1").clientID & "');")

What is happening here is that you will be sending the name of the textbox in the user control to the javascript function "MoveFocus". "MoveFocus" will be performed on the client-side when the button is clicked. "MoveFocus" should look something like this:

function MoveFocus(TextName)
{
var txt = document.getElementById(TextName);
txt.focus();
}

Hope that helps point you in the right direction. Obligatory Disclaimer: Any code that appears may be untested. It is merely meant as a guide. If it doesn't work, don't blame me. Some parts of the job require independence. Or Google.

Obligatory Disclaimer: Any code that appears may be untested. It is merely meant as a guide. If it doesn't work, don't blame me. Some parts of the job require independence. Or Google. Have faith in yourself; amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic.

Well, if you're not a developer (i.e., management), one of those is hidden by a SEP field. For those who don't know, an SEP field is a "Somebody Else's Problem" field. It hides items from sight because it's not your problem. EDIT: misspelling

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If this is a direct copy of your code, your solution may be really simple: check casing when assigning the attributes to Me.CompanyName. You have "onFocus" in that control, but "onfocus" in the State control.

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But at least they're not the fattest or unhealthiest city. That belongs to Philadelphia (should we be proud of that?)

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I'm not panicking. This is still just culture shock. Wait until I've adjusted. Then I'll start panicking! --remember wrongly from one of the Hitchhiker's Guide books.

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I don't remember how old I was. We used LOGO in grade school. In high school I wrote a program in BASIC that drew a blueprint of the school and had a little sprite move through a roster of classes. Then it was C++ in senior year, followed by Java, .NET stuff, and C in college.

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I knew being 5'3" would come in handy one day. Now if only my family's medical history wasn't plagued with cancer, we'd be in business.

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http://xkcd.com/323/[^]

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Same here. The only FPS I play is Call of Duty 4. It is almost like an RPG, what with the unlocking of various skills depending on what class and weapon you use.

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Michael Martin wrote:

I'm gonna drink it as soon as I've had enough Rum (some time between now and when I die)

I like your point of view on rum. And I concur: you can never have enough rum.

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I will keep them in my prayers.:rose: On a related note, I remember getting my tonsils out. I was overjoyed at the idea of ice cream and movies for at least a week. I had no problems with the idea of being knocked out (I had already had multiple surgeries on my ears). Of course, nothing can prepare you for having your tonsils removed and not being able to talk for a few days (which, for me, was torture). But all of that is secondary to the fact that I promptly got sick upon returning home from the hospital. Nothing says pain quite like puking while your throat is still healing from a tonsilectomy (sp?). Those were the days... ;P

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I wore glasses since 2nd grade. I had been tested at one point as 20/400 in my right eye and 20/600 in my left. My right eye had severe astigmatism and my left eye had "normal" astigmatism That all changed this past November with LASIK. Now I'm 20/20 in my left eye and about 20/25 in my right. Of course, this probably means that I'll need reading glasses by the time I'm 35, but whatever. Not needing glasses to see anything more than a foot in front of me is wonderful. :-D

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I'll be at the Phillies/Mets game tomorrow night, followed by a midnight drive to the Poconos for a friend's bachelor party.

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