'To oppose everything while proposing nothing is irresponsible,' he says
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16611409/from/RS.3/
Okay then, here's a 15 point plan for those who say they oppose the war,
but then can't figure out what to say when asked for a plan.
1. Put the neocon gangleaders on trial
On Jan 14, 2007, at 7:58 AM, Bill Arnold wrote:
'To oppose everything while proposing nothing is irresponsible,' he
says
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16611409/from/RS.3/
This is the ultimate in silliness. There have been several proposals
that Bush has dismissed out-of-hand because
'To oppose everything while proposing nothing is irresponsible,' he
says
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16611409/from/RS.3/
This is the ultimate in silliness. There have been
several proposals that Bush has dismissed out-of-hand because they
don't match his.
Of course, because the
Ajoy,
I am tempted to buy a upgrade for Vfp 9.
Highly recommended. Then download service pack 1.
What about Vfp 10.
The next version of VFP is coded named Sedna. It will probably be an
add-on to VFP 9 rather than an entirely new version of VFP. Check the
Microsoft Visual FoxPro pages for
Ran into a problem yesterday that might affect others, so will mention.
I'm using the MS Virtual Earth mapping service (customized based on Dave
Crozier's example), and it worked fine, but this week my customer
started getting 'access denied' messages when using it.
Yesterday we sorted it out.
On Jan 14, 2007, at 8:33 AM, Bill Arnold wrote:
Of course, because the central component of any real, workable plan
would start with making him and his gang culpable.
I disagree. I can't believe that our troops who are there would
rather wait and continue to be stuck in the middle of
If you want the current future of VFP as Microsoft declares it, go directly to
the VFP Roadmap for
their disclosure:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/roadmap/
I second Malcolm's recommendation for xFRX if you are looking for Excel output
of your reports.
Rick
White Light Computing, Inc.
Of course, because the central component of any real, workable plan
would start with making him and his gang culpable.
I disagree. I can't believe that our troops who are
there would rather wait and continue to be stuck in the middle of a
civil war
while we figure out how to
On Jan 14, 2007, at 9:52 AM, Bill Arnold wrote:
The thing is that the invasion resulted in civil war, so we're now
obliged to stop the fighting.
That's a load of crap. We didn't cause the civil war; the roots of
that go back a long time. The other countries in the area saw the
The thing is that the invasion resulted in civil war, so we're now
obliged to stop the fighting.
That's a load of crap. We didn't cause the civil war;
the roots of that go back a long time. The other countries in the area
saw the
fall of Saddam as an opportunity to advance
On Jan 14, 2007, at 11:41 AM, Bill Arnold wrote:
While we can blame the
gas or the match, one thing we can't do is just walk away as if we had
no part it in.
Even if walking away, as you dismissively phrase it, would improve
the situation?
We don't belong there. It's not
Hey - -- - -
Just curious whether you have any recommendations about freeware web
server statistics packages for my W2K server. I currently use the
combination of Analog and ReportMagic, but I find it
counterintuitive. I have to relearn it each time, as there is some
process I need to do
I use nTop. It gives me a graphical look at what's going on with my
webserver. I also have a product that will let me kill someone's connection
if I think they need to be blacklisted. I can see who is hitting the server
and what ports they are attempting to access, etc. I highly recommend the
While we can blame the
gas or the match, one thing we can't do is just walk away as if we
had
no part it in.
Even if walking away, as you dismissively phrase it, would
improve
the situation?
I want us out of there as much as you do, but I believe passions are
stirred and
On Jan 14, 2007, at 11:26 AM, john harvey wrote:
I use nTop.
Thanks, John -- I'll check it out.
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forest and trees
I have seen way too many people ignoring some basic facts to why we
are over there to begin with. 9/11 wasn't the first time we came
across terrorism, it was just the first time that massive non
combatant 'Infidel' were visual reported of Americans. The list is
long of our
Some months ago, I asked the group about Microsoft certifications -
your response was the catalyst that I needed. Even though I've been
studying for over a year, I just didn't schedule an exam, didn't get
serious enough with it.
But I took one [70-229 - Designing and Implementing Database with
Due to a sudden catastrophic event on another machine, I am forced to
undertake a sizable scanning project (min. 200 8 1/2x11, up to 800
pages) with my Mac.
Powerbook G4, Mac OS X 10.3.9
Reco's for scanning software? I hooked my scanner up to the box and the
scanner wasn't even noticed. There
On Jan 14, 2007, at 2:21 PM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Reco's for scanning software? I hooked my scanner up to the box and
the
scanner wasn't even noticed. There also wasn't any applet in System
Prefs - just Printers Fax - which I thought was... peculiar.
Does the
Thanks Jeff.
Sometimes you wonder if some of the people on this
list wouldn't enjoy the rest of their life better in
some other country. What's keeping them here? Isn't
it immoral for them to remain in such a terrible
place? I think maybe they should move to France.
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forest and trees
I have seen way too many people ignoring some basic facts to why we
are over there to begin with. 9/11 wasn't the first time we came
across terrorism, it was just the first time that massive non
combatant 'Infidel' were visual reported of Americans. The list is
long of
Bill Arnold wrote:
I want us out of there as much as you do, but I believe passions are
stirred and wills are steeled, way beyond the climate that produced the
9/11 attack. If we had 10 thousand enemies then, we have a million now.
Sure, I'm making these numbers up, but the point is that we
Jeff wrote:
forest and trees
I have seen way too many people ignoring some basic facts to why we
are over there to begin with. 9/11 wasn't the first time we came
across terrorism, it was just the first time that massive non
combatant 'Infidel' were visual reported of Americans. The list is
Michael Madigan wrote:
Thanks Jeff.
Sometimes you wonder if some of the people on this
list wouldn't enjoy the rest of their life better in
some other country. What's keeping them here? Isn't
it immoral for them to remain in such a terrible
place? I think maybe they should move to
Bill Arnold wrote:
It wouldn't matter to us much if they didn't control a commodity that
the whole world has developed a dependence on.
Oil
When OPEC decided to flex their muscle in the mid 70's, it sent shock
waves through out the entire world economically speaking. Double
digit
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jan 14, 2007, at 2:21 PM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Reco's for scanning software? I hooked my scanner up to the box and
the
scanner wasn't even noticed. There also wasn't any applet in System
Prefs - just Printers Fax - which I thought was... peculiar.
I agree! But, still, that house is burning now, and we've got to
come
up with a way to put it out in such a way that we don't wind up with
a
million people on a mission to hurt us.
It is not your business to put away the fire. Enough damage
you've already done. And there already are
It wouldn't matter to us much if they didn't control a commodity
that
the whole world has developed a dependence on.
Oil When OPEC decided to flex their muscle in the mid 70's, it sent
shock
waves through out the entire world economically speaking. Double
digit inflation, double digit
Lets just say that we fall for this foolishness and we do it.
And while we're making mistakes, lets assume that a court finds that they
did nothing wrong .
Whats next after this witch hunt ?
Do we go after bill arnold because we all were foolish enough to follow him
?
Somewhere the voice of
Kenneth Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
Hey - -- - -
Just curious whether you have any recommendations about freeware web
server statistics packages for my W2K server. I currently use the
combination of Analog and ReportMagic, but I find it
counterintuitive. I have to relearn it each time, as
Lets just say that we fall for this foolishness and we do it.
And while we're making mistakes, lets assume that a court
finds that they did nothing wrong .
Whats next after this witch hunt ?
Do we go after bill arnold because we all were foolish enough
to follow him ?
Virgil, if you
Ed Leafe wrote:
On Jan 14, 2007, at 3:57 PM, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) wrote:
Oh well. This scanner isn't found. Versiontracker had way too much
stuff to wade through.
I thought that there wasn't any software for Macs. ;-)
I think that's just propaganda.
They do have a search
Bill, you're missing several points:
1. These democratic senators told ya'll they would do what you wanted so
that they could get elected because they know that ya'll will do nothing to
get rid of them and because they are unaccountable. I don't blame ya'll
however because republicans operate the
Come onn Virgil, would you let other countries pursue their
economic interests freely without US intervening? OK, maybe you would, but
US elites wouldn't.
It's not so simple as that. Reality is a big mess.
On 1/14/07, Virgil Bierschwale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For what its
http://images.ucomics.com/comics/ta/2007/ta070114.gif
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For better or worse, I have always made my programs with free standing tables.
I'm developing a new package that requires me to to also open 5 tables
from another system that uses a DBC (inside of which are some 75
tables)
I know some of you will laugh, but how do I open THOSE 5 tables , PLUS
my
In the same way you are opening yours. There is no need to open the
database first - it will open automatically.
On 1/14/07, Sytze de Boer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For better or worse, I have always made my programs with free standing tables.
I'm developing a new package that requires me to to
Try the Open database (databasename) shared to open the dbc, then
Use table1 in 0
Use teble2 in 0
Etc
John
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I know some of you will laugh, but how do I open THOSE 5 tables , PLUS
my own tables ?
Only the ignorant and arrogant will laugh. The rest of us look at the
1000 pg Hacker's Guide to VFP 6, then think about the hundreds of
commands, functions, and other features added since 6.0, and
On Saturday 13 January 2007 7:49 am, Bill Arnold wrote:
snip
The status-quo media barons (the small handful of people who control
with broad strokes what most people see on their TV and newspapers) each
pretend to offer exactly this formula today, but in fact what they
actually deliver is
On Saturday 13 January 2007 8:46 am, Bill Arnold wrote:
A major example of what I'm saying, which I should have mentioned, is
Bush's recent speech.
While listening to it, I found myself really wanting that, for each
point he made, equal space existed - in that same space - for
On Sunday 14 January 2007 7:58 am, Bill Arnold wrote:
'To oppose everything while proposing nothing is irresponsible,' he says
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16611409/from/RS.3/
Okay then, here's a 15 point plan for those who say they oppose the war,
but then can't figure out what to say when
True. I've even seen Calvin be surprised by something Fox would do. Nobody
knows it all. Everyone is ignorant, just on different subjects.
John
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Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 9:34 PM
On Sunday 14 January 2007 3:10 pm, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
snip
it's just my view of the issue and as I live in a free country
(Argentina) I'm entitled to it and to express it. Anyway I guess I'm in
for some flak.
Hi Ricardo!
Yawn! Nothing you haven't delivered yourself of before.
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Put him in a home for his own safety.
Hi Bill!
Put you on trial for propaganda.
Regards,
Pete
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I betcha Bush can get into Canada.
--- Pete Theisen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 14 January 2007 8:33 am, Bill Arnold
wrote:
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Of course, because the central component of any
real, workable plan
would start with making him and his gang culpable.
Hi Bill!
How about if we
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