On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, Jim_Cobb wrote:
Has it occurred to anybody else that many proprietors spreading
prophesies of gloom and doom come Jan. 1 are gladly peddling food,
water, battery-powered generators and other expensive wares on credit?
-- John McCaslin
True! And
Hello
It seems a couple of weeks ago I read a message
that had a pointer to a site with a tutorial on trignometry.
I am not 100% sure I got it from this list but if somebody
still has that message or knows the URL...
Thank you.
- fernando
--
Fernando Cabral Padrao iX
John Carmichael wrote:
Tonight, NBC will air at 7:00 The National Geographic Millenium Special:
Adventures in Time: John Lithgow narates a history of time from the
creation of the universe into predictions of the future.
Now that you mentioned this Millennium Special I started thinking
why
Fernando Cabral wrote:
So, as far as I can see, all this fuss and hype about the next
new years day is but hype and fuss created and promoted by
marketers that wanna sell more hotel rooms, more air ticks,
more champaign...
I am wrong?
- fernando
No, I believe you are correct.
Clever
Tonight, NBC will air at 7:00 The National Geographic Millenium Special:
Adventures in Time: John Lithgow narates a history of time from the
creation of the universe into predictions of the future.
John
Hi All
The 'Stargate' is closing here between 24/12/99 and 4/1/2000 to avoid 'Y2K
swarm' attacks we are told ;-)
I marked the setting sun on our horizon last night so now it is on its way
back to you folks up there - take good care of her. The moon last night was
big bright and wonderful as
The millinium does technically begin on Jan 1, 2001 because there is no year
0. On the other hand if you celebrated a new decade in 1990, then it would
start in 2000. 2000 does look like more of a significant change than
2000-2001, and of course no one alive was around in year 0 anyway.
