On 9/18/06, Nicholas Geti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As usual you are changing the point. What has the past history of the
catholic church got to do with the Popes comments.
ROFLif i do remember clearly he was himself referring to past
Islam history ? In the end it was a thinly disguised
Why don't you just convert already and start growing
your beard?
--- Jean Laeremans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 9/18/06, Nicholas Geti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
As usual you are changing the point. What has the
past history of the
catholic church got to do with the Popes comments.
Not a bad way of browsing the list off site!
or for a quick reminder of how puerile the OT domain is.
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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Allen
does that include those reply by email buttons at the bottom of the
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(I know I occasionally forget to trim my full sig - and OUCH!)
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If Muslims are really serious about being seen as a faith of peace and
tolerance, it would greatly help their cause to take their lumps like
everyone else. At the merest sniff of criticism, bang on cue, they burn
effigies, burn buildings and have even resorted to murder (a nun was
killed in one
You could probably use: if update(fldname)...
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What's going to make the rest of the world wake up,
the Pope being assassinated? Or would the
intellectuals in this group say he got what he
deserved?
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If Muslims are really serious about being seen as a
faith of peace and
tolerance, it would
er - isn't this talking about web languages? Fox doesn't *really* qualify
(learning a new language is an essential part of being a good and
successful Web developer)
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I conclude that there are two ways of constructing a software design: One way
is
Dominic,
I agree wholeheartedly. I have a very good friend who is Asian and Muslim,
who came over the the UK 30 years ago and started a small business of which
he is very proud. We have excellent discussions about Religion and Politics
and he certainly doesn't take offence about other people
Film producers who stand up get their throats slashed,
authors who portray Islam in a bad light get a death
contract placed on their lives, the pope who merely
quotes someone from the 14Th century gets death
threats.
We will wake up, just like we woke up to Nazi Germany,
too late.
--- Dave
On 9/18/06, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
In general i do agree. My reply was more along the lines of he who
casts the 1st stone...IMO the leader of the catholic church should
refrain from taking cheap potshots at another religion, that's all...
A+
jml
Oh yeah, a cheap potshot. He stated the obvious.
--- Jean Laeremans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 9/18/06, Dave Crozier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dave,
In general i do agree. My reply was more along the
lines of he who
casts the 1st stone...IMO the leader of the
catholic church should
On Sep 18, 2006, at 4:31 AM, Dominic Burford wrote:
If Muslims are really serious about being seen as a faith of peace and
tolerance, it would greatly help their cause to take their lumps like
everyone else.
They prove the words of the Pope and the 14th century emperor he
quoted 100%
Web development is the *only* development, dintja know? Especially
amongst the (insert trendy webcentric scripting language of the month)
crowd.
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also Re: [NF] Office 2007
Alan Bourke said:
Web development is the *only* development, dintja know? Especially
amongst the (insert trendy webcentric scripting language of the month)
crowd.
but scripting languages are *so* not now!. Now we use a content management
tool like Drupal ...
(
I wanted to just say that I had a great time at FoxForward this year.
It was great meeting all of you and seeing familiar faces again. Kevin
did a great job and I look forward to next year's event!
Kevin -- if you had a mailing list set up for FF attendees, please pass
this on to them!
I wholly concur, Michael. Good sessions, great networking and I learned a
lot. Actually, it was the best conference food I've experienced in quite
some time (I go to six or seven national conferences each year). Our company
was a sponsor, and we'd be glad to do that again.
Dave
Dave Bernard,
Thank you for the kind words. My board of directors helped me out
immensely, both in advice and with hard labor. Without my family's
support, everything would have been a mess, no doubt.
Without the speakers there would have been no 'value' in the conference.
Michael, I'd like to thank
Kevin,
Will the course material/notes be available for Purchase in any way once it
has been produced or will that only be for attendees? Unfortunately, I
wasn't able to come over as I was in Prague, but I'd be more than happy to
pay for the content to swell the FoxForward funds for next year and
The only reason a person can be successfully manipulated surreptitiously
is if that person has something to hide.
If certain people were a bit more tolerant of circumstances beyond
anyone's control, being homosexual would not be something to hide; there
would be no closet.
A criminal is someone
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On Sep 18, 2006, at 9:49 AM, Kevin Cully wrote:
Without the speakers there would have been no 'value' in the
conference. Michael, I'd like to thank you, and all of the other
speakers that took time out of their busy lives to prepare their
presentation, travel to Alpharetta, and to give so
Hi,
I wonder how people would handle this design:
family --- property/ address [1/many to 1]
family head of family [1 to 1]
family 2nd contact [1 to 0/1]
family ---other members [1 to 0/many]
family ---other stuff [1 to 0/many]
Note: property --- family [1 to 0/many] i.e
Consultant answer: Depends
OK, now that we have that out of the way, what do you mean by
family? These days, family has lots of permutations: dad's family,
mom's family, other mom's family...
I prefer this:
family - fam_link - persons
fam_link includes properties such as:
role
Maybe the design is wrong... g
In the sort of world we live in these days, a person maybe the head of
many families, ala dirty old man/village bike g
Sorry, I couldn't resist
Tristan
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family head of family [1 to 1]
Charles Hart Enzer, M.D. wrote:
My Toshiba Laptop shuts down slowly -- 5 - 15 minutes.
If I first remove the PCMCIA LINKSYS WPC54-G WIRELESS PC CARD,
shutdown is prompt.
What do you suggest?
Is there a NET command to do the samething? I could first run it from
a Batch file before
Was reviewing a thread from 2003 regarding scanning documents from inside
VFP. Charlie Coleman had made mention of Pegasus Tools, have contacted this
vendor, but would be interested as to what specific Pegasus tools were used.
Want to meet two objectives:
1.) Scan a document from inside a
Heya Andy.
I would have at least a people table - with a few extra columns -
family head specifier - 0 if head of family, 1 if not
family id - contains 0 if a head of family
- contains the primary key of the family head record .
If you don't want to add columns in a table, then you could
make
The lack of a watering hole (without having to drive or walk) was a slight
inconvenience to me, even though I'm local. We managed to get sizable groups
to go to places nearby pretty easily, although the groups might have been a
bit larger if no driving was required. Craig, Bo and I even went out
This is similar to the Prague experience. But our little group met up at
various food places in the evening and had a good time.
Allen
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From: Ed Leafe
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: FoxForward -- thanks
On Sep 18, 2006, at 2:57 PM, Allen wrote:
I think one of the biggest draws to a conference is to meet like
minded
people. The actual content is second to that. Just my
Tracy Pearson wrote:
For those presenters that need to change the font sizes quickly:
*-- The following sets the font to Lucida Console 10pt
Local laEnv[25]
Set Library To (Sys(2004) + FoxTools.fll) Additive
_EdGetEnv(_WOnTop(),@laEnv)
laEnv[22] = Lucida
I forgot to give a plug to the restaurants across the street.
Definitely within walking distance but most of them are far too small
for a group of 20+. A couple had bars but are also small. A couple had
outdoor seating, but again small places.
Kim and I were talking that if we do this again
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From: MB Software Solutions
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 3:48 PM
Subject: Re: FoxForward -- thanks
Tracy Pearson wrote:
For those presenters that need to change the font sizes quickly:
*-- The following sets the font to Lucida Console 10pt
Point taken. Several people mentioned the same thing.
When I originally signed the contract, the hotel had that poor excuse of
a bar in working order. When I returned for the walk through, they were
doing construction. I asked them Will the bar be finished and
restocked by the time of our
I'm not sure we could afford to fly them down here from Canada. g
Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net
john harvey wrote:
Yeah, me too. The conference was fun and informative. I'd like to make a
recommendation for next year though. We need
I think Ed is talking about how many of the conference hotels had a central
bar that was an informal meeting place. People would go out to eat with
different groups, but before and after, they would just sit down and
introduce themselves or listen to a conversation and jump right in. It was
always
Well, don't y'all have ladies in Hotlanta? VBG
John
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Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 2:15 PM
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Subject: Re: FoxForward -- thanks
I'm not sure we could afford to fly them
Does anyone have any experience with running an app through Terminal
Server? I am getting an error Error Reading File. Any ideas? TIA!
David L. Crooks
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Yes, but not where you capitalize the first letter of the words. We
have bare naked ladies in the city, but we don't often get Bare Naked
Ladies. ;)
Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net
john harvey wrote:
Well, don't y'all have ladies in
Yes, you are right. I did miss Ed's main point. Sorry about that.
Even though the hotel bar was under deconstruction, I should have asked
someone to bring in drinks. We could have gathered in the common area
downstairs where we had the Meet and Greet. By contract, I couldn't
have brought
Potayto - potahto
John
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Of Kevin Cully
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 2:28 PM
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: Re: FoxForward -- thanks
Yes, but not where you capitalize the first letter of the words. We
have
Sounds like a permissions or file contention problem. Are temp files
stored in a unique location for each TS session?
David Crooks wrote:
Does anyone have any experience with running an app through Terminal
Server? I am getting an error Error Reading File. Any ideas? TIA!
David L. Crooks
Hi Dave,
I believe you are in the minority. In fact I believe most people on this forum
are already
in the minority just by participating in the online community. It has been
estimated that
only 10-15% of Fox developers hang out online. Even fewer are attending
conferences.
My assertion is
Perhaps we're headed for virtual conferences that are something like a large
set of webinars or screencasts that have some kind of interactivity to it.
If that happens, I'll just have to create some networking events that feed
my need for person-to-person interaction ;)
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On Sep 18, 2006, at 4:30 PM, Kevin Cully wrote:
Even though the hotel bar was under deconstruction, I should have
asked someone to bring in drinks. We could have gathered in the
common area downstairs where we had the Meet and Greet. By
contract, I couldn't have brought in drinks or
On 9/16/06, Man-wai CHANG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,2016415,00.asp?kc=EWRSS03119TX1K594
Just for laughs, here's another list of top IT jobs, supposedly also
from Dice. Different languages.
http://www.infoworld.com/infoworld/img/38FEjobs_sc1.jpg
Another view here:
http://www.ipbartenders.com/php/gallery.php?id=4
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Behalf Of Ed Leafe
Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 5:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: FoxForward -- thanks
On Sep 18, 2006, at 4:30 PM,
On Monday, September 18, 2006 5:26 PM Ted Roche wrote:
snipped
After leaving college, I claimed about a dozen languages I had
learned during college. While that
might get you a lead from a headhunter looking to match skills to job
listings, that's really not
what most of us sell. It's solving
Well, let me be the first to point out that I have not been shrinking, I
have been growing over the past few years. Unfortunately, out, not up.
John
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Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 3:39 PM
On Monday 18 September 2006 04:03, Jean Laeremans wrote:
Hi Jean!
Were I the leader of the catholic church as you put it, I would travel to
Iraq and bless the coalition troops. During the service I would expand upon
my initial remarks, rather than back away from them.
A Papal Blessing would
On Monday 18 September 2006 04:31, Dominic Burford wrote:
Hi Dominic!
Well reasoned. However, the Muslims are not the reasoning kind. And most
undemocratic.
Regards,
Pete
If Muslims are really serious about being seen as a faith of peace and
tolerance, it would greatly help their cause to
Don't forget McGovern, he's still being kept alive by
some Liberal mad scientist
--- Pete Theisen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 17 September 2006 15:01, Robert Calco
wrote:
Hi Bob!
Yes, they will sooner or later get the government
they say they want - Jimmy
Carter, Bill Clinton,
Isn't it rich that they called Pope Pius a Nazi
sympathizer and now they say Pope Benedict is throwing
fuel on the fire?
--- Pete Theisen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 18 September 2006 04:03, Jean Laeremans
wrote:
Hi Jean!
Were I the leader of the catholic church as you
put it,
How many more Democrat candidates are homosexual?
Shouldn't the public have a right to know?
Answer: NO
I want to know a candidante's position on issues,
not his/her sexual positions.
You want to know why he's making decisions favoring
homosexuals.
What a pig Oafermann. I hope the Muslims chop his
head off first.
Typical liberal rant: put the bastards in jail.
Typical neocon rant: kill the bastards painfully.
And you wonder why you're going to lose for the next two years?
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The 9/11 memorial in my city is a pair of trees in a park at Bothell
Landing. The instant I saw them, I knew what they were, even before I
read the plaque. :(
I rented the DVD of Godspell sometime in the past 5 years: while I had
sung bits of it in church choir, I had never sat through the whole
John Koziol really wanted to bring one but the attendance numbers of the
conference hindered the financial feasibility. g
Kevin Cully
CULLY Technologies, LLC
Sponsor of Fox Forward 2006!
http://foxforward.net
Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
What? No PortaBar?
Kevin Cully wrote:
John Koziol really wanted to bring one but the attendance numbers of
the conference hindered the financial feasibility. g
I went to the UT game and watched a tough fight and loss. :( Otherwise I
could have had a few Dr. Peppers for my friends.
Stephen Russell
DBA /
We're going to win, silly.
--- Garrett Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What a pig Oafermann. I hope the Muslims chop his
head off first.
Typical liberal rant: put the bastards in jail.
Typical neocon rant: kill the bastards painfully.
And you wonder why you're going to lose for
MB Software Solutions wrote:
I wanted to just say that I had a great time at FoxForward this year.
It was great meeting all of you and seeing familiar faces again.
Kevin did a great job and I look forward to next year's event!
Kevin -- if you had a mailing list set up for FF attendees,
On Sep 18, 2006, at 8:18 PM, Stephen the Cook wrote:
I went to the UT game and watched a tough fight and loss. :
( Otherwise I
could have had a few Dr. Peppers for my friends.
Good thing you weren't there, then. The restaurant we went to that
night was filled with Florida fans who got
On Sep 18, 2006, at 7:53 PM, Garrett Fitzgerald wrote:
I rented the DVD of Godspell sometime in the past 5 years: while I had
sung bits of it in church choir, I had never sat through the whole
thing. It was amazingly painful to see the cast on the top of the
still-under-construction WTC.
As
Thanks to all the folks who posted stuff about Blat. With this abundance
of reference material, I was able to sort it out in only 4 hours g.
I had been putting off converting from using Outlook for sending mail to
Blat, but recently discovered the last straw with Outlook: code that was
working
Thanks, John. Always nice to have yet another example (approach). If
there are some limits or problems with Blat, I'm sure this will come in
handy.
Bill
Here's another option. I had tried using CDO for email but
couldn't get the code I had found to work. It turns out there
was more to
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