The real reason is that programming is an art, not a science...
Can't certify art...
Dave Crozier wrote:
Hal wrote:
...A thorough understanding of algorithmic principles, database, some math,
regression, ETHICS, etc. is what should qualify someone to be a computer
professional
TOTALLY WRONG
Laugh it up baby! Your clock is ticking.
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Perhaps the birth of a female chimpanzee prophet?
On 1/17/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science/01/17/pregnant.chimp.ap/index.html
or
You can al try Ubuntu now even if you don't have a distribution PC. The
latest Ubuntu Project Install.exe allows you to install Ubuntu on the fly
assuming you have a broadband link with minimal intervention.
http://tech.cybernetnews.com/2007/01/17/ubuntu-installation-now-easier-than-
Have they finally got it working for Wifi connections using WPA?
That was my main gripe about the last couple of versions. Wifi WPA
didn't work out of the box for me.
Tristan
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Posted At: 18
Thanks Rick
For some reason my mails are not getting out very quick. So much for
1and1.co.uk service.
Anyway, I have already mentioned the resolve for MSXML so I'm quite happy
with it now. I will add the sedna2 later as I'm not really bothered by
Vista's goodies yet. And I think most people are
computer professionals. Or imagine the converse: that doctors made
their recommendations not on the best interests of the patient, but
on what would generate the most revenue for the doctor himself
??
You don't think this is happening already?
Mark Stanton
One small step for mankind...
Tristan,
Worked out of the box with my Gateway PC with no problems in V6 but I had to
load the network drivers.
Version 7 is due out shortly so that may solve your problem.
Dave Crozier
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Hi Allen,
We use 1and1 too. They seem to be having problems over the past few
days. There are huge delays on all incomming email.
On 1/18/07, Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Rick
For some reason my mails are not getting out very quick. So much for
1and1.co.uk service.
--
Paul
On Jan 18, 2007, at 5:48 AM, Paul Hill wrote:
We use 1and1 too. They seem to be having problems over the past few
days. There are huge delays on all incomming email.
FWIW, I get a *ton* of spam from 1and1, as well as a lot of bot
requests for accounts on OpenTech. Doesn't surprise
Michael Madigan wrote:
Yep, you're right, I should have a collector database.
This was a band-aid added quick and dirty. Turned out to be too
dirty.
Why not create it via a select distinct into a table and then just normalize
your data? Probably a lot of work after you hit all your input
Hello Paul
Its not the first time either. I have a lot of problems with them using
mail, FrontPage to do the site and often clients say they cannot reach the
web site/s.
Allen
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Hi Allen,
We use
When did the US get rid of free speech and dissenting opinion in a free and
democratic society? Is this the continuation of McCarthyism, Gitmo and
another tactic on the war in terrorism? Or did I miss something?
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On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:58 AM, Alan Lukachko wrote:
When did the US get rid of free speech and dissenting opinion in a
free and
democratic society?
When we put the neo-conservatives in power. This made free speech,
as well as the rest of our Bill of Rights, into something to be
Customers still do stick with you if you do good work and provide good
service for them.
Tomorrow, I'm going to a client that I first did work for in July, 1982. His
business keeps growing and he keeps calling me back. First I developed an
app with GW-BASIC, then FoxBase, then Visual FoxPro 3, 5
Malcolm Greene wrote:
There's also the new(?) binary indexes in VFP 9 that are even
smaller/faster in some scenarios.
Besides an index on DELETED( ), why would you use a binary index? An
example please?
--
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MB Software Solutions, LLC
Ted Roche wrote:
On 1/16/07, MB Software Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there an easy way to determine the total number of lines of code in
an app/project?
http://www.tedroche.com/Present/2000/ProjScan.zip
Pretty self-documenting, the associated paper can be found at:
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Cipher50 is simple encryption that's easy to break.
Craig's encryption FLL supports major industry encryption standards
(AES, Blowfish, RC4) in stream and block formats with support for
various levels of encryption (128 bit +). There are easy to use
functions for
Micheal,
Besides an index on DELETED( ), why would you use a binary index? An example
please?
Disclosure: I haven't personally used binary indexes.
Possible uses:
- male vs. female (I recognize this is no longer a binary conditiong)
- test vs. production
- active vs. non-active
I think
Michael,
Don't forget the 'marketing' pitch you can make regarding FAB's new
INDUSTRY STANDARD encryption!
Malcolm
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Mmmm,
Just found out the name of the company who will be making the IPhone.
http://www.businessweek.com/globalbiz/content/jan2007/gb20070110_531125.htm?
chan=tc
or
http://tinyurl.com/359su5
Quote:
...Hon Hai will assemble Apple's new wireless handset called the iPhone, a
product launch that
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Micheal,
Besides an index on DELETED( ), why would you use a binary index? An
example please?
Disclosure: I haven't personally used binary indexes.
Possible uses:
- male vs. female (I recognize this is no longer a binary conditiong)
- test vs.
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Michael,
Don't forget the 'marketing' pitch you can make regarding FAB's new
INDUSTRY STANDARD encryption!
Note to self: mention Malcolm in the credits. g
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http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
They make motherboards as well.
Tristan
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Posted To: Profox Archive
Conversation: [NF] IPhone Manufacturers unfortunate name
Subject: [NF] IPhone Manufacturers
Dave Crozier wrote:
Tristan,
Worked out of the box with my Gateway PC with no problems in V6 but I had to
load the network drivers.
I tried the latest version (as of 2 weeks ago), and it STILL won't mount
my hard drives. It's weird. I only have this problem with Ubuntu,
nothing else. I
Note to self: mention Malcolm in the credits.
To hell with the credits, I'll be checking my mailbox for a royalty
check ... gLMAO!g
Seriously, a big thank you to Ed and this list would certainly be
appropriate.
Mal
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On 1/18/07, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TOTALLY WRONG Hal I'm afraid. The thing that qualifies someone to be a
computer professional in its true sense (where software is concerned anyhow)
is the ability to write GOOD software,
That's certainly one opinion. I think there are likely
On 1/18/07, Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The real reason is that programming is an art, not a science...
Can't certify art...
Practitioners might argue that good practice of many professions
qualify as art: medicine, law, plumbing, carpentry... basic
proficiency and perhaps basic
On 1/18/07, MB Software Solutions [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Ted. But what are all of those strange
question-mark-in-the-diamond boxes? A character that didn't translate
well perhaps?
It's a bad Word-export-to-HTML, I suspect. View Source might tell you.
--
Ted Roche
Ted Roche
On Jan 18, 2007, at 9:30 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
Maybe there is a connection with VFP somewhere or maybe the phone is
secretly powered by the Mac version of VFPBG
VFP/Mac? Geez, that would mean that iPhone will be DOA and never
supported by Apple, just as VFP/Mac was DOA and
Malcolm Greene wrote:
Note to self: mention Malcolm in the credits.
To hell with the credits, I'll be checking my mailbox for a royalty
check ... gLMAO!g
Seriously, a big thank you to Ed and this list would certainly be
appropriate.
Absolutely!!
Ok, it's done, and will be
Check this out: turns out that Mother Nature is not a football fan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIKdK-T-jZM
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On Thursday, January 18, 2007 10:16 AM Michael wrote:
Ok, it's done, and will be included with future versions:
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/images/fabmate_about.jpg
Sure, give Ed a bigger ego than what he has already! :-)
David L. Crooks
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Wow, this is a real shock. I knew Drew and Brent pretty well, but
not anywhere near close enough to comment on this ruling. All I can
do is echo the sentiment of the lead investigator: This is an
unpleasant thing, Smith said.
On Jan 18, 2007, at 10:20 AM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/images/fabmate_about.jpg
Brillant!
I'll let the rest of you know when my FAB royalty check arrives.g
Probably right after I get mine! ;-)
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Malcolm Greene wrote:
Michael,
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com/images/fabmate_about.jpg
Brillant!
I'll let the rest of you know when my FAB royalty check arrives.g
In order to be eligible, you must refer to it correctly with proper
capitalization: FabMate. ;-)
--
Michael
I do know about Craig's class and use it in new work. I have one large app that
uses the crypt class which I know is flaky but its what is in use.
I looked in the registry and the provider is there so it looks like the flaky
class is even worse under vista. I will see if I can fine the reason
On Thursday, January 18, 2007 10:24 AM Ed Leafe wrote:
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,650223251,00.html
Wow, this is a real shock. I knew Drew and Brent pretty well,
but not anywhere near close
enough to comment on this ruling. All I can do is echo the sentiment of
the lead
Ed Leafe wrote:
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,650223251,00.html
Wow, this is a real shock.
That's awful! I really hope it's not true.
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it's for times where the choices are 1/0
Yes, that is why they are called *Binary* Indexes - bg.
Don't worry, you are not the last person to understand this concept.
Rick
White Light Computing, Inc.
www.whitelightcomputing.com
www.rickschummer.com
586.254.2530 - office
586.254.2539 - fax
Proof once again that God hates soccer.
--- Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check this out: turns out that Mother Nature is not
a football fan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIKdK-T-jZM
-- Ed Leafe
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I never met the guy but as a father of a young boy I dread to think what
brings a man to that point, if indeed it was premeditated.
--
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http://www.iowaconsumercase.org/Media_Update_January_5_2007.pdf
Alepin and Charlie seem to be two peas in a pod.
You cna change the day # in the url above to get the next days media
highlights.
It's a funny short read of 1.5 pages in a large font.
Alan Bourke wrote:
I never met the guy but as a father of a young boy I dread to think what
brings a man to that point, if indeed it was premeditated.
Like others saidit doesn't matter at this point. The end is still
tragic. On a side note, and not one I care to debate, I wonder if
Getting that way myself...
If I could sum up every mistake I ever made, they are all the same in that I
trusted somebody to do what was right..
Virgil Bierschwale
http://www.virgilslist.com
http://www.tccutlery.com
http://www.bierschwale.com
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
-Original
No its not..
Menu's are akin to doors
Reports are akin to windows..
There isn't one thing in the programming world that couldn't benefit from
fixed objects, and by that I mean you pass a text string to a box with the
coordinates and it displays the message with the appropriate buttons..
If we'd
On Jan 18, 2007, at 9:24 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
I knew Drew and Brent pretty well, but
not anywhere near close enough to comment on this ruling.
I am going with this scenario: Brent was sitting on the rail and
slipped and fell. Drew couldn't handle it and followed. It seems to
fit the
Wow, I knew that the select command was powerful, but this is incredible
Is there a book out on this ?
Anyhow, Ricardo, many thanks for below example.
Unfortunately, it is not quite right. It gives me the result for the
most recent 52 records
I need the result for the most recent 52 records PER
You may want to have a look at hentzenwerke.com - Taming VFP SQL.
On 1/18/07, Sytze de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow, I knew that the select command was powerful, but this is incredible
Is there a book out on this ?
Anyhow, Ricardo, many thanks for below example.
Unfortunately, it is not
Short but a great book. Helped a LOT when switching back and forth from MS
SQL and VFP SQL
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 13:22:45 -0600
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You may want to have a look at
At 08:00 PM 1/17/2007 -0200, Helio W. wrote:
Perhaps the birth of a female chimpanzee prophet?
Possibly
God might be thinking, I thought the message was pretty simple the first
time.sigh I guess I'll have to step it down a notch for the remaining
unbelievers.
;-)
-Charlie
On 1/17/07,
At 06:25 PM 1/17/2007 -0800, Michael Madigan wrote:
What language is this? LOL
Who did you get any? ;-
Why, it's .Net-speak of course.
;-)
-Charlie
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Things that have happened to me:
Change in marketing director, he brings in his own
people and we stop getting work. A year later owner
calls us to take over botched job, tells us that we
need to learn their new system on our own time,
unpaid, then bill us for just the time it takes to fix
their
It's a decade old, but a very well-written piece:
http://www.fastcompany.com/online/06/writestuff.html
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He may have to send a virgin-birth cockroach for
Helio.
--- Charlie Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 08:00 PM 1/17/2007 -0200, Helio W. wrote:
Perhaps the birth of a female chimpanzee prophet?
Possibly
God might be thinking, I thought the message was
pretty simple the first
And yet, still, 90% of lawyers and doctors are only maginally competent
at best...
As for plumbers and carpenters -- certification is not designed to
weed out the incompetent but rather to raise the bar for entry into
lucrative professions to the favored few. In many cases, originally, it
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= Subject: Re: [NF] Microsoft Caught out - Naughty, Naughty!
=
= The real reason is that programming is an art, not a science...
=
= Can't certify art...
=
Chet, you are absolutely right that programming is an art.
So is ...
An architect
= [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chet Gardiner
=
= And yet, still, 90% of lawyers and doctors are only
= maginally competent at best...
=
= As for plumbers and carpenters -- certification is not
= designed to weed out the incompetent but rather to raise the
= bar for entry into
As a young kid, I worked as an electricians helper and carpenters helper.
I have also worked as a marine electrician at bath iron works on naval
frigates.
When everything went to hell on me, I thought about opening a business as an
electrician, but I found out that the entry bar is very high as
I thought Apple was getting rid of the smug guy in
their ads, but there he is on the right hand side.
--- Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmmm,
Just found out the name of the company who will be
making the IPhone.
I don't agree -- we can agree to disagree that that understanding can
be quantified and certified and should be. You CAN'T QUANTIFY the
artistic side of anything! If you can't quantify it, you can't
reasonably certify it.
I guess I'm old school. I come from the time when there was no
You're right. It was the white TRADE unions** who were keeping out
those others. I was stretching an argument when I didn't have to.
Silly me. :-)
Hmmm, are lives at risk from bad BUSINESS programming practices? I
can see where lives could be at risk from programmers who write process
=
= It's a decade old, but a very well-written piece:
=
= http://www.fastcompany.com/online/06/writestuff.html
=
= Ted Roche
=
It reminds me of the way we did things 40 years ago. Nothing online ...
everything was batch. During a good week, you could get 4 turnarounds. You
wrote code and
I have a table called export_list, and a column called exec_code (type
memo). In my program I want to execute the code stored in the
'exec_code' column if the column is not empty. Is this possible? My
thought was that I could use macro expansion, but I get various errors
when trying to execute
Justin: - - -- -
Sure, just strToFile() into some temp file name, COMPILE it, and run it.
I do it all the time.
Ken
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Various ways - you could dump it to a temporary file with STRTOFILE()
and then _VFP.DoCmd(DO tempfile.prg)
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unladen european swallow
He's definitely 10lb of smug in a 5lb bag ...
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Thanks to both of you for your responses. That does work.
Do you have to take it to a file? Not a big deal, just curious.
Thanks again,
J
On 1/18/07, Alan Bourke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Various ways - you could dump it to a temporary file with STRTOFILE()
and then _VFP.DoCmd(DO
= [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chet Gardiner
= Hmmm, are lives at risk from bad BUSINESS programming
= practices? I can see where lives could be at risk from
= programmers who write process control programs for nucular
= power plants or automobiles. Interesting question, eh?
=
=
You may be able to use ExecScript.
Tracy
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From: Justin Darnell
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 5:02 PM
Thanks to both of you for your responses. That does work.
Do you have to take it to a file? Not a big deal, just curious.
Thanks again,
J
It is funny, I am sitting here trying to figure out whether and how
to do the same thing in PHP. I have always liked the idea of
maintaining validation language and other utility code in tables.
Developing my own framework in PHP is bringing out my Wish I would
have done it's of my VFP
On 1/18/07, Justin Darnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to both of you for your responses. That does work.
Do you have to take it to a file? Not a big deal, just curious.
Are you running VFP9? EXECSCRIPT() should do the trick without a tempfile.
--
Dave Thayer
Denver, CO
I use a little utility called AllPlayer. it does just that: plays
(nearly) everything: most music formats and video formats, including
Real, QT, and all of the usual Windows suspects.
www.marbit.com.pl
A bit flukey, in that some of the menu items are in Polish, but worth
it.
On Jan 17,
Madigan,
The liberals just love freedom of speech
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. They are not entitled to keeping
their certifications even if they manufacture their own 'facts', however.
Kristyne McDaniel
http://www.mcstyles.com
http://www.tenajahome.com
And a dip-shit, pipsqueek, ass-kissing, pro-torture, anti-Constitution
ATTORNEY knows more than judges about national security?
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/01/18/MNGNINKGA91.DTLfeed=rss.news
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Or put another way, if they don't toe the mark, they will be ousted! Didn't
Galileo have a small problem like that?
John
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Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 6:26 PM
To: 'ProFox Email List'
On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:38 PM, john harvey wrote:
Or put another way, if they don't toe the mark, they will be
ousted! Didn't
Galileo have a small problem like that?
Except that the mark in this case is the standard scientific peer
review process. In Galileo's case, and in what
Liberals usually can't tell facts from emotions.
--- Kristyne McDaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Madigan,
The liberals just love freedom of speech
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. They are
not entitled to keeping
their certifications even if they manufacture their
own
On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:41 PM, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
None of us know, and so it should only be labeled a theory by both
sides..
The word 'theory' doesn't mean a guess. It means an explanation that
has withstood extensive testing and verification. You do realize that
gravity is
= [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chet Gardiner
=
= And a dip-shit, pipsqueek, ass-kissing, pro-torture,
= anti-Constitution ATTORNEY knows more than judges about
= national security?
=
= http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/01/18/M
NGNINKGA91.DTLfeed=rss.news
=
You forgot the anti-latino words.
--- Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And a dip-shit, pipsqueek, ass-kissing, pro-torture,
anti-Constitution
ATTORNEY knows more than judges about national
security?
I believe he did.
I believe Columbus was told that he would sail off the
edge of the world.
I believe they had snow in Malibu today. Blame that
on global warming.
--- john harvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or put another way, if they don't toe the mark, they
will be ousted! Didn't
Galileo
I believe it was the automobile that ended the great
ice age. Blame the automobile for killing off the
wooly mamouths.
--- Virgil Bierschwale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And how in the hell can you know which side of the
theory is right until
history proves it.
No doubt in my mind that the
But, it's exactly the same as Galileo, because he went against group think
which is what you have here, and not even ALL scientists agree. It's just
those on the left side of center.
John
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They also have unlimited time and money to do their work.
Software development will probably diverge into two paths -- one
boring and predictable for critical applications and the other
interesting and artsy. In some ways, it already has. In my life I've
been lucky enough to spend about 30
Why yes I do, and I also understand that some planets have it and some
don't.
So which one is correct ?
The problem with extensive testing and verification, at least in my opinion
is that most people when testing, already have the outcome in their mind,
which makes them arrive at the conclusion
I'm about to upgrade my cellphone and I was thinking about getting something
that would allow me to browse the internet. I've had blackberries, and palm
pilots, and didn't care for either. I'm looking at the Palm Treo 650:
http://www.cingular.com/cell-phone-service/cell-phone-details/?q_list=trueq
I was rather pleased at how quickly and efficiently that nasty
government bureaucracy, the SSA, got me signed up and money dropping
into my account...
Hal Kaplan wrote:
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= Hmmm, are lives at risk from bad BUSINESS programming
=
Try this link, the other was from my account and won't work for others.
http://www.cingular.com/treo650
John
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Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
And how in the hell can you know which side of the theory is right
until history proves it.
No doubt in my mind that the temperature is changing, but is it a
cycle that happens every once in awhile or a permanent thing.
None of us know, and so it should only
I'm using the 650 now...
Love it...
Download a software package called pdanet and connect it via usb to your
laptop, or use the bluetooth (finally getting that working reliably)
Only thing I don't like and I think it is my ISP is that when I'm roaming, I
can no longer receive my email on it.
Yep, but is it a cycle, or are we headed in one direction only ?
Virgil Bierschwale
http://www.virgilslist.com
http://www.tccutlery.com
http://www.bierschwale.com
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
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On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:55 PM, john harvey wrote:
But, it's exactly the same as Galileo, because he went against
group think
which is what you have here, and not even ALL scientists agree.
It's just
those on the left side of center.
Wrong. Galileo didn't start with his conclusion
On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:59 PM, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Why yes I do, and I also understand that some planets have it and some
don't.
LOL!!
So which one is correct ?
Certainly not the silliness of your first sentence. I thought you
were trying to be serious.
-- Ed Leafe
--
Like I said...
Some planets have gravity
Some don't..
Which one is correct ?
Does gravity pull down, or does it have no pull at all ?
Your wonderful way with words and your superior intellect makes me think
that perhaps neither is correct and that the theory of gravity, is only a
theory.
Sytze de Boer wrote:
Wow, I knew that the select command was powerful, but this is incredible
Is there a book out on this ?
Anyhow, Ricardo, many thanks for below example.
Unfortunately, it is not quite right. It gives me the result for the
most recent 52 records
I need the result for the
Have you tried gps tracking from the phone?
John
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Subject: RE: [OT] Cell phone upgrade - what to get?
I'm using the 650
Everything has gravity, it's a matter of degree.
John
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I do not believe it does that..
I need a GPS receiver for my site http://www.virgilslist.com as I'm going to
be adding cemetary's to it.
Possibly that is an extra software package that can be bought ?
If not, and its part of the phone and you figure it out, let me know as I've
played with all the
I think all new cellphones are required to have gps (E-911) included. How to
access that might be a trick.
I'm ordering the phone now.
John
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I'm very satisfied with it myself...
Let me know when you figure out the GPS portion as I would like to use that
if its available..
Thanks
Virgil Bierschwale
http://www.virgilslist.com
http://www.tccutlery.com
http://www.bierschwale.com
http://www.bierschwalesolutions.com
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