I looked at monarch, but I couldn't justify 600 bucks
for the application I was working on, but I do hear it
works well.
I wound up writing my own low-level file parser too.
--- Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul John,
I forgot to add that the non professional version of
Monarch
I may be wrong, but I think BLAT will cover any client except OUTLOOK.
If I AM wrong, I wouldn't mind learning what to tweak to get BLAT to work
without an SMTP server specified.
Henry
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Sent:
I'm happy with Jmail.dll, the free version.
You can find it here:
www.dimac.net
Go to Free Downloads and download w3Jmail
The installation program extract some files, but the only necessary piece is
jmail.dll.
Attached the function I have wrapped around it.
Jmail can manage smtp
I'm happy with Jmail.dll, the free version.
You can find it here:
www.dimac.net
Go to Free Downloads and download w3Jmail
The installation program extract some files, but the only necessary piece is
jmail.dll.
Attached the function I have wrapped around it.
Jmail can manage smtp
I'm happy with Jmail.dll, the free version.
You can find it here:
www.dimac.net
Go to Free Downloads and download w3Jmail
The installation program extract some files, but the only necessary piece is
jmail.dll.
Attached the function I have wrapped around it.
Jmail can manage smtp
If you can use the .Net 2.0 framework (either through COM interop or the
etecnologia extender), the System.Net.Mail namespace has got all you need. A
simple example:
SmtpClient smtpClient = new SmtpClient(smtp.someserver.com);
smtpClient.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(username, password);
Some problems with file permissions on the server... seeing if they
are fixed.
-- Ed Leafe
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-- http://dabodev.com
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On Apr 6, 2007, at 10:41 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
Some problems with file permissions on the server... seeing if they
are fixed.
OK, I think I got this fixed. I restored a file yesterday and forgot
to set execute permission on it, preventing messages from getting
archived, so
On Apr 6, 2007, at 10:49 AM, Ed Leafe wrote:
there may be a gap in the archives from this. I'll try
to restore them from the failure logs.
The messages should be restored now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
-- Ed Leafe
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Thanks for dedicating your time and machinery to this message board. It is very
helpful and is being managed very well. Thank you!!
Mike Wohlrab
Computer Technology Solutions
585-944-3823
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.ComputerTechnologySolutions.org
FTP://MikeWohlrab.com
On Apr 6, 2007, at 10:49 AM,
Heya Whil -
exactly WHERE is the truncation happening in the program ?
if it's happening right after the variable m.mailcommand receives it's
value, then something else is suspect, not the mailto: interface with
shellexec.
What / where did you find the truncation? Can you explain a bit more
On Apr 6, 2007, at 11:07 AM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
Thanks for dedicating your time and machinery to this message
board. It is very
helpful and is being managed very well. Thank you!!
Well, I don't know about the 'managed well' part when I space out on
something as silly as
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/US/04/03/collins.commentary/index.html
I liked the comments towards the bottom.
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On 4/6/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I don't know about the 'managed well' part when I space out on
something as silly as forgetting to set an executable permission, but
thanks for the kind words anyway!
Don't worry it's just an age thing, Ed
A+
jml
On 4/6/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The messages should be restored now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Man! I can't get this kind of service from vendors I pay for the
privilege of annoying me. Thanks, Ed!
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I reported another display oddity to Microsoft
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?Feedba
ckID=268681
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We do what we can with what we have g... Hey, put me down as yet another
raving fan of ProFox!
Gil
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ed Leafe
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 11:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Testing
On
On Apr 5, 2007, at 9:55 AM, Michael Hawksworth wrote:
too much chocolate!
Oxymoron.
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How much did it cost to write it yourself? That is, in terms of income lost.
- Original Message -
From: Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ProFox Email List profox@leafe.com
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:12 AM
Subject: RE: PDF to DBF
I looked at monarch, but I couldn't justify 600
It wasn't exactly like the girls. Maybe he has arthritis in his shoulder.
- Original Message -
From: Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: profox@leafe.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 7:04 PM
Subject: [OT] Democrats throw like girls
How would you like to have this limp-wristed guy
You lost me here Michael. Why should one curl up in bed and wait to die when
they find out they have cancer? Best to ignore your own fate and try to live
a normal life. Imus accepts cancer kids at his ranch and treats them like
normal human beings. They are expected to learn how to ride a
Blech.
What is the USA doing importing Wheat Gluten from China in the first place?
I see where the FDA banned the import from that sole supplier in China,
but geez - uh - don't we make a lot of wheat here in the USA?
Ya, you can raise the 'cost' issue to make wheat gluten in the USA, but to
I didn't say, curl up, I said, travel the world.
Really enjoy the end of your life. Campaigning can't
be good for her, it's got to be putting a lot of
stress on her.
It's quite possible her last breaths will be taken
with him on the road somewhere. That's no way to
treat your spouse.
---
It's possible the Chinese were selling it under cost
to grab a chunk of the American market.
--- William Sanders / EFG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Blech.
What is the USA doing importing Wheat Gluten from
China in the first place?
I see where the FDA banned the import from that sole
I may be a Mature 16 year old young adult, but is it only me that sees something
wrong with making fun of somebody else?
Maybe he had an off day or an off throw? How would you feel if you were throwing
pitch infront of thousands of baseball fans live, with who knows how many people
watching live
On Apr 6, 2007, at 1:14 PM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
I may be a Mature 16 year old young adult, but is it only me that
sees something
wrong with making fun of somebody else?
What's wrong is mistaking the drivel spewed by idiots as actual
substance. Just ignore the small-minded.
-- Ed
Sorry Kid, it's funny!
The man is Mayor of Cincinnati, he's used to big
crowds and TVs, so it wasn't stage fright that made
him throw like a girl.
--- Mike Wohlrab [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I may be a Mature 16 year old young adult, but is it
only me that sees something
wrong with making
He can't very well ignore the list owner, can he?
--- Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 6, 2007, at 1:14 PM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
I may be a Mature 16 year old young adult, but is
it only me that
sees something
wrong with making fun of somebody else?
What's wrong is
That's a good idea. We can become Gluten kings.
--- William Sanders / EFG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Geez.
What goes around comes around.
I feel stupid, the quotas were removed in the first
place.
http://canberra.usembassy.gov/hyper/2001/0604/epf102.htm
But in the same breath - this was
I had looked at TP's bug report and got to thinking -
Man - there's gotta be a way to search for the big list of VFP bug reports
that are stored there, right?
I did a search on connect.microsoft.com + foxpro, starting accumulating
things, but ...
one of the hits was a Craig Bailey BlogPost
If it was for a paid project, I would have used
monarch and passed the cost to the customer, but it
was for an unpaid project for myself.
--- Nicholas Geti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How much did it cost to write it yourself? That is,
in terms of income lost.
- Original Message -
Carl had posted this on VFUG. It's worth the 30 seconds it takes you to
enter your name!! You know the outcome if you do nothing...M$ won't
change...and many could say that no matter what, they won't...but what
have you got to lose except 30 seconds!?!? Perhaps as futile as the VB6
Thanks! FWIW I signed it.
Gil
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of MB Software Solutions
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 5:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Signing the VFP petition
Carl had posted this on VFUG. It's worth the 30
I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in the
history of man where an on-line petition made a
difference?
--- mrgmhale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks! FWIW I signed it.
Gil
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
MB
= I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in the
= history of man where an on-line petition made a difference?
Yes.
B+
HALinNY
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= Carl had posted this on VFUG. It's worth the 30 seconds it
= takes you to enter your name!! You know the outcome if
= you do nothing...M$ won't change...and many could say that
= no matter what, they won't...but what have you got to lose
= except 30 seconds!?!? Perhaps as futile as
mrgmhale wrote:
My understanding is that there is no licensing
restriction on sending it out to my clients.
Correct. No licensing to PostgreSQL from you or client. You can charge for
your app, however (of course).
Gil
This might be beating an old horse, but how does Postgre
Michael Madigan wrote:
Hopefully this will cut down on spam. Graphics-based
spam has the potential of really clogging up the
Internet.
I'd say that most of my incoming spam is graphics-based. Mostly stock
junk, and then mens sexual enhancement stuff.
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB
Ted Roche wrote:
Interestingly, the Hhctrl.ocx they refer to is the HTML Help display,
a wrapper around the IE HTML Help rendering engine. Now, who thought
it was a good idea to embed a browser in the operating system again?
Wasn't that the whole crux of what Bill Gates said to
AFAIK, it was developed in a university environment, so development cost
were intially an academic matter (so to say). As with many Open Source
projects the money is not made in the license fees, but rather in the fees
collected for consulting and creation of viable applications. We should be
so
mrgmhale wrote:
snipped IMHO, Free Best Value, but it sure gets there faster than
Multi-$$$.
On that note, do you think Oracle, SQL Server, and other multi-$$$
rdbmses are worried about the open source offerings?
--
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MB Software Solutions, LLC
Chet Gardiner wrote:
What he said.
I could probably dig up some code for using blat if you need it.
Contact me offlist...
Likewise, I use blat inside the open source offering I put on Ed's
site last year: http://tinyurl.com/2wezrn*
*
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions,
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in the
history of man where an on-line petition made a
difference?
1215 Magna Carta
1776 Declaration of Independence
1905 Bloody Sunday
???
Whil
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mrgmhale wrote:
snipped IMHO, Free Best Value, but it sure gets there faster than
Multi-$$$.
On that note, do you think Oracle, SQL Server, and other multi-$$$
rdbmses are worried about the open source offerings?
Probably not as much as you
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in the
history of man where an on-line petition made a
difference?
I can't (although Robert Green said the Report Designer would never be
changed...and gladly he was wrong...perhaps that was due to the Wiki
Hal Kaplan wrote:
=
= Carl had posted this on VFUG. It's worth the 30 seconds it
= takes you to enter your name!! You know the outcome if
= you do nothing...M$ won't change...and many could say that
= no matter what, they won't...but what have you got to lose
= except 30
Stephen Russell wrote:
Yesterday we were discussing the FP community.
Today I am interviewing for another contract gig. The person in charge of
the interview was a former member of our FPUG back before it closed down in
98/99/00???
He nor this job have anything to do with FP. It's a SQL
I did too. It didn't like my url though and I had used a contraction which
caused an error in the script due to the ' which they didn't account for.
JH
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Of mrgmhale
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 4:23 PM
To:
He's definitely got a line of bull..
I'm thinking about hiring him for my agent..
Virgil Bierschwale
Armstrong and Skipper Real Estate
(830) 329-6774 Cell
(830) 864-4799 Fax
(830) 864-4726 Home
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Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Who or what is this Postgre SQL that you're referring to? From the
nature of your question, it seems you're referring to an entity like a
human being or a company. I thought PostgreSQL was a hunk of software,
and, as such, didn't really have a significant need for
Individuals that make up the core development team of PostgreSQL all
have positions with companies that pay them a salary. Tom Lang, who
heads the core development of PostgreSQL is an employee of Red Hat Linux
for example. Although Tom works for Red Hat, his position with them is
closely
Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote:
Individuals that make up the core development team of PostgreSQL all
have positions with companies that pay them a salary. Tom Lang, who
heads the core development of PostgreSQL is an employee of Red Hat Linux
for example. Although Tom works for Red Hat, his
Not to mention:
1996: Ban Bob Petition
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Bobboot1.png
/Microsoft Bob/ was intended to be a user-friendly interface for
Microsoft Windows version 3.2, replacing the /Program Manager
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_Manager/. The project was at one
It didn't like my website URL either. Maybe because I'm retired from
computer programming?
john harvey wrote:
I did too. It didn't like my url though and I had used a contraction which
caused an error in the script due to the ' which they didn't account for.
JH
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The core team was picked around a design to protect PostgreSQL, and
insure the continuance of PostgreSQL. For example, each member of the
core team works for a separate company, so it Microsoft acquired Red Hat
and Tom Lang, it wouldn't have much effect on the overall support for
the product,
Nicholas Geti wrote:
It wasn't exactly like the girls. Maybe he has arthritis in his
shoulder.
- Original Message -
From: Michael Madigan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: profox@leafe.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 7:04 PM
Subject: [OT] Democrats throw like girls
How would you
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Apr 6, 2007, at 1:14 PM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
I may be a Mature 16 year old young adult, but is it only me that
sees something wrong with making fun of somebody else?
What's wrong is mistaking the drivel spewed by idiots as actual
substance. Just ignore the
I may be a Mature 16 year old young adult, but is it only me that sees
something wrong with making fun of somebody else?
When you do something in front of a stadium full of people (and a
large television audience), you have to live with the result,
whatever it may be. As a big city mayor, I'm
On Apr 6, 2007, at 6:39 PM, Jerry Wolper wrote:
When you do something in front of a stadium full of people (and a
large television audience), you have to live with the result,
whatever it may be. As a big city mayor, I'm sure Mark Mallory gets
grief about a lot more than his pitching.
I apologize for the long response!!
What I'm doing on ProFox is learning different programming languages and
programs as I am interested in getting into the computer industry, and am in a
Internship With Mr. Gilbert Hale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) where he is
teaching me all that he knows about the
Thanks for the heads up, Mike.
I was thinking about responding to your post the other day wondering how
I could still be so enthusiastic about FoxPro, but didn't because I felt
like I'd be repeating stuff already said, which I already do enough of
:)
The part that I really like about this
On Apr 6, 2007, at 7:00 PM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
What I'm doing on ProFox is learning different programming
languages and
programs as I am interested in getting into the computer industry,
and am in a
Internship With Mr. Gilbert Hale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) where
he is
teaching me all
It didn't like my website URL either. Maybe because I'm retired from
computer programming?
You have to add the HTTP:// part
Bill
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Ed,
I have not gotten into Python yet, but I do have an interest in learning what
there is to be learned. Are you interested in being my third mentor and teach me
Python? I am up to the task if you are... ;)
It's not my fault that my parents taught me manners!
Mike Wohlrab
Computer Technology
Suzanne Spinelli, Middlebury, Connecticut
I agree with the scientist in the report, however, why is it only
Judeo/Christian creation myth that can be 'real.' There are many
different creation myths from the past until the present. I think it
is offensive to negate all those other myths for the
MB Software Solutions wrote:
Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Who or what is this Postgre SQL that you're referring to? From the
nature of your question, it seems you're referring to an entity like a
human being or a company. I thought PostgreSQL was a hunk of software,
and, as such, didn't
Nope. To each their own. I love the freedom to choose what I feel will
work best, most cost effectively for my clients. Hence, VFP.
Gil
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Sent: Friday, April 06, 2007 5:55 PM
To:
Hal Kaplan wrote:
= I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in the
= history of man where an on-line petition made a difference?
Yes.
Cite?
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I tend to agree with Snopes that on-line petitions are worth the paper
they're signed on.
But I signed it anyway.
BTW, besides the http:// requirement, it chokes on apostrophes in the
comments, as well. :-)
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Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in the
history of man where an on-line petition made a
difference?
1215 Magna Carta
1776 Declaration of Independence
1905 Bloody Sunday
???
Damn, I've forgotten more of my
On Apr 6, 2007, at 7:38 PM, Helio W. wrote:
Dr. Collins' reasoning that there's no conflict between science and
faith is very weak. Myth and science don't mix.
There is no conflict. Faith addresses areas beyond the reach of
science. If it makes you happy to believe that after you die
... will come when TV becomes an extension of the Internet;
when gone and buried forever are the advertisements disguised as news,
and a new information system, where facts, information and real debate,
emerges.
The question we should be asking ourselves is: how can we make this
happen BEFORE
The non-overlapping magisteria issue.
You've sided with Stephen Jay Gould and I've sided Richard Dawkings!
I used to think as you do, Ed! But I got convinced by The God
Delusion. In the book Dawkins argues that god's existence (or not)
can be approach as a scientific hypothesis.
On 4/6/07, Ed
On Apr 6, 2007, at 7:15 PM, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
I have not gotten into Python yet, but I do have an interest in
learning what
there is to be learned. Are you interested in being my third mentor
and teach me
Python? I am up to the task if you are... ;)
I can certainly help, as
I think it's child abuse, teaching the kid a dead
language. LOL
--- Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 6, 2007, at 6:39 PM, Jerry Wolper wrote:
When you do something in front of a stadium full
of people (and a
large television audience), you have to live with
the result,
What I want you to do is keep repeating Jesus is a
myth over and over again. That way as you take your
last dying breaths on your death bed, you can say that
as you descend into Hell.
--- Helio W. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suzanne Spinelli, Middlebury, Connecticut
I agree with the scientist
On Apr 6, 2007, at 8:28 PM, Helio W. wrote:
I used to think as you do, Ed! But I got convinced by The God
Delusion. In the book Dawkins argues that god's existence (or not)
can be approach as a scientific hypothesis.
Scientifically you cannot disprove a negative. You can determine
Al Gore invented the Internet way back in 1215?
--- Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Michael Madigan wrote:
I'm curious. Can anyone name a single instance in
the
history of man where an on-line petition made a
difference?
1215 Magna Carta
1776 Declaration of
Armed guards remove him from the premises usually no
more than 3 or 4 weeks from the beginning of the
project.
--- MB Software Solutions
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Russell wrote:
Yesterday we were discussing the FP community.
Today I am interviewing for another contract gig.
The
I have set up a rule in Thunderbird that automatically routes these
emails to the trash for me. My life has gotten much better once I
instituted that rule. Here's the article that describes how to do it:
http://compserv.physics.harvard.edu/imagespam
-Kevin
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of
Clippy later filed a sexual harassment suit against
Microsoft claiming anti-Gay discrimination. They
settled out of court for an undisclosed amount of
money.
--- Chet Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to mention:
1996: Ban Bob Petition
Aren't most petition sites just a way to collect valid
email accounts for targeted marketing?
--- Vince Teachout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tend to agree with Snopes that on-line petitions
are worth the paper
they're signed on.
But I signed it anyway.
BTW, besides the http://
Ed,
But superstitious people are always trying to convert people and
influence everybody's lives. From taking money from naive people with
stupid self-help gibberish to trying to prevent stem-cell research,
these people are very active.
How can we tolerate and fight ignorance at the same time?
On Apr 6, 2007, at 9:00 PM, Helio W. wrote:
But superstitious people are always trying to convert people and
influence everybody's lives. From taking money from naive people with
stupid self-help gibberish to trying to prevent stem-cell research,
these people are very active.
How can we
Kevin Cully wrote:
I have set up a rule in Thunderbird that automatically routes these
emails to the trash for me. My life has gotten much better once I
instituted that rule. Here's the article that describes how to do it:
http://compserv.physics.harvard.edu/imagespam
Awesome! Thank
Similarly, I am already satisfied that there is no Allah, no Zeus, no
Jove, no Yahweh, no
Jesus, no Krishna, no Mithras... they are all myths.
Ed, but it seems that you don't seem to have lost your curiosity. I
wonder: have you taken a look into Jung's exploration of the unconscious
and
LOL
On 4/6/07, Ed Leafe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Apr 6, 2007, at 9:00 PM, Helio W. wrote:
There are many things that you can do to stop these assholes, but
appealing to their reason just doesn't strike me as the best bet.
-- Ed Leafe
-- http://leafe.com
-- http://dabodev.com
Ed, but it seems that you don't seem to have lost your curiosity.
Bad wording :)
I wonder: have you taken a look into Jung's exploration of the
unconscious and the archetypes, one of which is the God image?
After clicking SEND I realized I should have closed with the answers
come from
On Apr 6, 2007, at 9:19 PM, Bill Arnold wrote:
Ed, but it seems that you don't seem to have lost your curiosity. I
wonder: have you taken a look into Jung's exploration of the
unconscious
and the archetypes, one of which is the God image?
A long time ago, yes. But to be honest, it
On Apr 6, 2007, at 9:26 PM, Bill Arnold wrote:
I wonder: have you taken a look into Jung's exploration of the
unconscious and the archetypes, one of which is the God image?
After clicking SEND I realized I should have closed with the answers
come from within.
Of course. That was one
On Friday 06 April 2007 7:00 pm, Mike Wohlrab wrote:
I apologize for the long response!!
snip
So for about a year and a half to two years I
have been driving a half hour one way to his place of busines
Hi Mike!
Tender age to be driving at all let alone a half hour commute.
--
Regards,
Pete
Bill, maybe you'll find this article interesting:
Darwin's God
By ROBIN MARANTZ HENIG
God has always been a puzzle for Scott Atran. When he was 10 years
old, he scrawled a plaintive message on the wall of his bedroom in
Baltimore. God exists, he wrote in black and orange paint, or if he
On Friday 06 April 2007 8:16 pm, Bill Arnold wrote:
... will come when TV becomes an extension of the Internet;
when gone and buried forever are the advertisements disguised as news,
and a new information system, where facts, information and real debate,
emerges.
The question we should be
On Friday 06 April 2007 9:00 pm, Helio W. wrote:
Ed,
But superstitious people are always trying to convert people and
influence everybody's lives. From taking money from naive people with
stupid self-help gibberish to trying to prevent stem-cell research,
these people are very active.
How
Ever meet a nice Atheist? I haven't.
Must be pretty sad going through life not believing
anything other than you're no better than food for
worms after you die.
I betcha Atheists have a high suicide rate too.
--- Pete Theisen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 06 April 2007 9:00 pm, Helio
They never tell you that after you take the male
enhancement stuff, that you spend a fortune in getting
underwear that fits.
--- MB Software Solutions
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Madigan wrote:
Hopefully this will cut down on spam.
Graphics-based
spam has the potential of really
Bill, I'm really getting worried about you.
I control what I watch or what I don't watch.
These same people that you so despise buy the same stuff we do and eat the
same stuff we do.
They put their pants on one leg at a time, same as we do.
These priests that you are talking about are decimating
Michael Madigan wrote:
They never tell you that after you take the male
enhancement stuff, that you spend a fortune in getting
underwear that fits.
LOL!
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Michael J. Babcock, MCP
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Bill Arnold wrote:
Thanks for the heads up, Mike.
I was thinking about responding to your post the other day wondering how
I could still be so enthusiastic about FoxPro, but didn't because I felt
like I'd be repeating stuff already said, which I already do enough of
:)
Bill,
You are
Most of the time My loving parents drove me to the internship and when
got my permit in June of 2006 I started to get experience and when they
felt I was comfortable driving, they would let me drive while they were
the passenger. When I received my License 9 months later in May, they
allowed me to
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