At 12:23 AM 12/19/02 -0500, William Taylor wrote:
In a message dated 12/18/2002 9:42:16 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
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Maybe next year they can have the same 99 planes and add the space
shuttle as the 100th example of flight evolution...
Oh, you mean an orbital
In a message dated 12/20/2002 9:42:48 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
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Went to Tucson once. It was closed.
--Ronn! :)
Ha! I went to Birmingham once. _It_ was closed.
Jefferson Davis' birthday.
Doug
Birmingham in 1977 via Greyhound.
It
In a message dated 12/20/2002 10:58:33 PM US Mountain Standard Time, one
person who quoted another person said:
Gollum was great.
Gollum puts Yoda to shame.
Yoda still has no personality, even when on speed.
Gollum has two distinct personalities.
Much better than that silly angel/devil
Jon Gabriel wrote:
Playboy spokesman Bill Farley said: As time has gone on and women have
become more athletic, more in the business world and more inclined to put
themselves through fitness regimes, their bodies have changed, and we
reflect that as well.
But I would think that no one with
http://www.googlefight.com/
Brin (245,000 results)
versus
Tolkien (1,520,000 results)
Adam C. Lipscomb
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Silence. I am watching television. - Spider Jerusalem
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Richard Baker
Can any of our British Brinnellers explain how many pounds a :stone
is?
I thought that's the sort of arcane fact that only Americans know.
(dictionary.reference.com tells me it's 14lbs, but also says that it
varies with the article weighed[!] so that a butcher's stone is 8lbs,
But you should have used David Brin, since there are lots of Brins who
aren't, such as the founder of Google!
And then the results for DB drop by an order of magnitude...
--
Nick Arnett
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From: Adam C. Lipscomb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.googlefight.com/
Brin (245,000 results)
versus
Tolkien (1,520,000 results)
Love vs Sex
Lord of the rings Vs Wheel of time
lord of the rings vs star wars
love vs hate
darth vader vs sauron
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Nick Arnett wrote:
That's a bizarre bug. And it'll break some of my threading stuff. I'll go
see if it's a known one. Has anyone seen exactly how to make it happen? Is
it the length of the subject? Please, no mailbombings to test! I can set
up a dummy list if necessary... All dummies
Ronn! Blankenship asked:
Do you know of any program already available which does what I think
Damon wants here: orbital motion where at least one of the bodies
can be a spacecraft under constant thrust?
No - and this is a very complex problem. I don't even know how to
select the thrust to
Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
Using a Hohmann transfer orbit to go from
100 AU to 2 AU would require such a long time that when the
ship arrived, it would be populated by the grandchildren of the
original crew.
The applicable formula in this case is Newton's version of Kepler's Third Law:
P^2
From: Jim Sharkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
And speaking of LotR, am I the only who finds himself feeling
a very strong urge to visit New Zealand after watching the
movies? It's amazingly beautiful country, at least the parts
Mr. Jackson is showing us.
No, you are not the only one. I
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I don't like that Gimli has become comic relief. The dwarves are a
noble
race. There was a little bit of that in the first
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I also loved it, pretty much for all the same reasons. My own random
obervations:
The Gandalf vs. Balrog fight was one
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002, Horn, John wrote:
The Gandalf vs. Balrog fight was one of the coolest things I
have ever
seen. When they plunged into the lake below the mountain it was like
watching a scene from the war in Heaven from Paraside Lost. (And the
music!)
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I don't like that Gimli has become comic relief. The dwarves are a
I'm looking to purchase a new receiver. My last purchase of a receiver was
in 1978 so I'm a little out of date as to what to look for. Any
suggestions? Or any suggestions what features to look for? I'd like to
keep the cost under $400-500 if possible. And I'd like something that works
fairly
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I also loved it, pretty much for all the same reasons. My own
On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 05:40:06PM -0600, The Fool wrote:
I remember it. Recall the scene in FotR in Moria, where they are
fleeing down stairs: Nobody tosses a Dwarf, and he jumps across.
That was from the movie. I didn't remember it from the book, and I just
skimmed that section of the book
I'm looking to purchase a new receiver. My last purchase of a receiver was
in 1978 so I'm a little out of date as to what to look for. Any
suggestions? Or any suggestions what features to look for? I'd like to
keep the cost under $400-500 if possible. And I'd like something that works
fairly
on 21/12/02 11:14 pm, Marvin Long, Jr. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Me too. (Everybody together: D-V-D, D-V-D, D-V-D)
I have just got the extended special edition DVD of I so I can watch it
before going to see part II. A whole 30 minutes extra - must be good! [1]
[1] I couldn't resist
With any luck, this will teach me NOT to post when I am feeling like
something the cat didn't even consider dragging in . . .
At 04:28 PM 12/21/02 +, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
Using a Hohmann transfer orbit to go from
100 AU to 2 AU would require such a long time
At 05:39 PM 12/21/02 -0600, Horn, John wrote:
I'm looking to purchase a new receiver. My last purchase of a receiver was
in 1978 so I'm a little out of date as to what to look for. Any
suggestions? Or any suggestions what features to look for?
No, but FWIW I have one that is older than
At 07:34 PM 12/21/02 -0500, William Taylor wrote:
green bologna.
purple edged cottage cheese.
macaroni that sticks to the roof of your Volvo.
Enough spoilers.
You've been looking in my refrigerator again, have you?
--Ronn! :)
I always knew that I would see the first man on the Moon.
I
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