In an amazing, three (1) year investigation full of intrigue, corporate
shuffling and clown beatings - five (7) new ColdFusion scopes were found
written on the inside of a Martian asteroid found in the Arctic tundra of
Wisconsin.  Lead investigator and main scientist, Patty O'Doar, released this
statement today at a press conference held outside the Center for Outer Space
Training and Cool Objects (COSTCO).

"It's pretty cool."

Pretty cool, indeed.  After finding these secret scopes, the scientists used
the latest DNA testing, carbon dating and mood ring technology known to
mankind to identify, and categorize these Earth-shattering discoveries.
While these naming conventions may look vaguely familiar, like those of
subatomic quarks, their names were carefully chosen to describe their purpose
in emerging Third World countries.

Scope            Purpose
-------------------------------------------------------------
PERA             This scope contains information about the 
                 server environment that is usually beyond
                 what a developer can normally access.  For
                 example, you can determine what the temperature
                 in the room is, what type of soda the DBA
                 is drinking or who farted.

TELA             Ever spent hours trying to figure out where
                 that elusive bug is when reviewing the code 
                 of some moron who can't use a basic methodology?
                 Assigning variables to this scope will allow
                 you zoom right into the source of the problem.             

STETHA           Variables in this scope will provide info on
                 the status of your system.  Since the hardware
                 of servers is the heartbeat of any organization,
                 being able to tell at a glance how everything
                 is performing can be critical.

JYRA             Perhaps the most amazing new scope to be discovered,
                 Jyra variables, when used correctly, will prevent
                 your site from ever toppling due to hacker attacks,
                 service outages, or hardware failures.

COLADA           The most destructive of the new scopes. To use a
                 physics analogy, it's the anti-Jyra scope. Any 
                 attempted use of variables in this scope has 
                 rendered the server inoperable due to catastrophic
                 fragmenting of the hard drive sectors.  Any attempts
                 to defragment causes irreversible failure.


Disclaimer
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I know this belongs on any other list than CF-Talk but it's the only one I
subscribe to and since I was too lazy to go ahead and sign up for it, I
release it here and await the flames.  It's been a long week - can't you
tell?

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