On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 3:13 AM, Geoff Flight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NASA was the one that reported no change for 10 years followed by a drop in
2007.
Not true.
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Not a trivial task
You may find this of use
http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/UsefulData/UTMFormulas.htm
You need to know quite a bit about the particular grid you are using.
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Michael,
Stop spreading the lies about Canada having socialized medicine!! We pay for
all health services. It's just that the government collects our money and
pays the doctors. In the U.S. for profit companies charge for health
services and limit the doctors you can visit.
Your depressed
Stop the lies about Canada's health care not working. It does, but just like
in every country it needs improvement.
Get your facts straight.
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Geoff,
There is no FREE govt care. All Canadians pay for it through taxes and
fees that the government collects. Some of us pay more than others. We pay
whether we use the health services system or not.
See my previous post to Michael about CAMH about getting faster
appointments.
Stephen Russell wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/5ah47g
Hilariously great, but [OT].
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Agreed. Stop the lawyers from doing lawsuits where they get a large portion
of the final settlement.
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Pete Theisen wrote:
What nobody realizes is that the doctor only gets a hundred or so. The
rest, to the extent that it is actually paid by the insurance companies
- the patient is sent to collection for his part - goes to corporate fat
cats who screw everything up, get fired and then are given
Jean Laeremans wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 5:18 PM, MB Software Solutions, LLC
Wow...I'll say! Do you think nationalized healthcare would prevent this
kind of bill?
Would have cost him a few euro's in Belgium and no there are no
waiting lists...
...and waffles for breakfast the next
Kevin Cully wrote:
Oooh. Another thing to test for, is that Unzipping of a file won't
overwrite the file if it already exits. Thus, the DirClear() method.
Lottsa testing is recommended. {g}
So Kevin said it was production-ready, right? LOL!
El Toro Poo Poo!! You sound extremely ignorant of what really happens in
Canada. One of the tenants of health care in Canada is that you don't have
to suffer with pain when being operated on.
My first wife, while dying of cancer, had access to best pain medicine
available anywhere and we didn't
Yeah, I've been reading that. I'm wondering if there isn't a web service I
can use to do this. Otherwise, I may just use ESRI to do it on a periodic
basis.
John Harvey
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Oooh. Another thing to test for, is that Unzipping of a file won't
overwrite the file if it already exits. Thus, the DirClear() method.
Lottsa testing is recommended. {g}
I've been experimenting with Craig's library for a little while and my
testing shows that UnzipTo() *does* overwrite
Yes, and it was driving me crazy because I thought it was my program's
fault.
I've got a client with a West-Wind shopping cart on a hosted VPS W2K3.
No VFP so I couldn't debug on the server. (I do have Ed's VRunFox
though. Thanks Ed!) I'm zipping up the DBFs and sending them up to the
server.
I'm zipping up the DBFs and sending them up to the server.
The file is getting there with the updated date and time.
The program then attempts to unzip the file and completes
with the return code of .T. but any existing file isn't
overwritten.
Unfortunately, Craig's documentation does not
Alan,
If Canadian health care is so good, why are Canadians coming across the border
for health care?
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--- On Sat, 11/22/08, Alan Lukachko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have need to read some Access tables in a small VFP app. I originally used
a DSN and all worked fine until I tried to install it at the client and they
needed IT permission to set up a DSN on the workstation. Their service model
is based on Dilbert's 'Mordac - Preventer of Information
It is generally recognized by the rest of the world that the American health
system is expensive almost beyond belief. Even our former Prime Minister who
was one of Bush's best mates and an admirer of all things American said
their health system was crap and we didnt want anything like it here.
Geoff Flight wrote:
good dilbert story snipped
I would like to read the access tables using the SQLSTRINGCONNECT function,
however getting a connection string to work has eluded me. Being a relative
newbie to doing such things I wonder if some of you kind folk can point me
in the direction of
Geoff Flight wrote:
Hi all,
I have need to read some Access tables in a small VFP app. I originally used
a DSN and all worked fine until I tried to install it at the client and they
needed IT permission to set up a DSN on the workstation. Their service model
is based on Dilbert's 'Mordac -
Many thanks! I wil have a try out with that and thanks a heap for the URL.
That is def going into my favourites!
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Any national health care here would have to include tort reform.
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--- On Sat, 11/22/08, Geoff Flight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Geoff Flight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wonder if some of you kind folk can point me in the direction of a
solution that does not include a DSN and help me
construct a elegant, working connection string.
This is one that has been passed around on this newsgroup before - that I
bookmarked...
/*==
LOCAL lcConnectString as
Alan Lukachko wrote:
Stop the lies about Canada's health care not working. It does, but just like
in every country it needs improvement.
Hi Alan!
Lies? Strong language!
We ARE getting conflicting stories from Canadians about their home
system every winter when they visit us in Florida. They
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 9:03 AM, MB Software Solutions General Account
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Stephen Russell wrote:
http://tinyurl.com/5ah47g
Hilariously great, but [OT].
Not enough coffee when sent.
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Geoff Flight wrote:
I would like to read the access tables using the SQLSTRINGCONNECT function,
however getting a connection string to work has eluded me. Being a relative
newbie to doing such things I wonder if some of you kind folk can point me
in the direction of a solution that does not
I need to write data to various folders under both XP and Vista. (Duh.)
We know that data can't go in Program Files\My Stupdendous App\Data any
longer; common wisdom says
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\My StupidAppData
is the place we oughta be.
I was under the
Whil Hentzen wrote:
I need to write data to various folders under both XP and Vista. (Duh.)
We know that data can't go in Program Files\My Stupdendous App\Data any
longer; common wisdom says
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\My StupidAppData
is the place we oughta be.
And it will probably work with future versions of windows too.
I've always hated the program files folder, particularly because it is two
words and you have to fudge old dos programs.
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Thanks for that. Their systems have zero write capacity to the windows drive
(C:) making virtually any changes impossible. I 'think' I tried a filed DSN
- I cant remember.
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Hi Everybody!
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5hQHkoGEo6A7y8VEeQ6R_01j1i0aA
How many alphabet organizations are there, anyway? Each one wishing to
suck a little more out of the US economy. Already NOTHING is made in the
US, now they want to outsource the services as well?
We
http://www.americancivicliteracy.org/resources/quiz.aspx
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Check out Doug's blog. He has code that you can run that will make the data
folder under your app be
available for writing data without affecting the other security.
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Hi Everybody!
http://www.csmonitor.com/2008/1121/p01s03-usec.html
the last two recoveries we had were jobless recoveries.
The rich people recover, the poor don't? Looks like it.
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Hi Everybody!
His speech is quite good. Unfortunately he was unable to finish it. The
text, however, is here: The video is missing the last couple of minutes.
http://www.fed-soc.org/publications/pubid.1189/pub_detail.asp
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