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At 18:44 11/12/2002 -0700, M Marc wrote:
Seriously -- did you guys hear about a case back east somewhere, New York
state,
iirc, where a tech had inadvertently left an oxygen cylinder in the room,
and when
the MRI was turned on, it got sucked right into the core, killing the poor
patient
(a
At 22:23 11/12/2002 -0700, M Marc wrote:
What did you do to pretend to be an amoeba? Split in two?
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Stephen Beecroft:
Naturally. It involved cutting various simple shapes out of
construction paper, then deciding which shapes looked
most like Canada.
At 23:38 11/12/2002 -0800, St Stacy wrote:
It's a tragedy these things happen. Everyone who goes into an MRI room
should be trained and no unauthorized person should be allowed in.
Oh, man, now I have to be TRAINED to be sick!! 8))
Till the tired
In my opinion the more parties the better.
Stacy.
I agree. . .party on, dude!!
Yeahh! Let's all have a party!!
:-)))
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Their military equipment is also built to a much different quality
requirement than their commercial stuff - just like ours. They do have
the
technical know-how to build electronic equipment correctly - they just
don't waste it on commercial stuff.
I can't argue with this because I don't know. I
If I was a Jew, the Sabbath would be from sundown to sundown. But I'm
not
a Jew, at least not culturally or religiously. So as soon as the clock
strikes midnight, the Sabbath is over. I feel the same way you do,
Paul.
Hip hip hurray! Someone agrees with me on this one! I honestly feel that
At *very* occasional times, on long distance trips, I've taken caffeine
pills to keep me up.
Me too. It's better than winding up on the side of the road.
Personally I think if I didn't live the WoW I'd try a glass of white
wine every
now and then.
Me too. But the benefits of living the WoW
The United
Order was voluntary, socialism isn't. That is a pretty big difference
in
my book.
Of course your right, John. Why didn't I think of that?
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Marc Schindler:
(Is Spruce Grove near Cold Lake?)
Define close.
Thanks for the map and info. I didn't realize Spruce Grove
was near Edmonton. I don't define that as close in this
instance.
I spend two weeks at Cold Lake back in the 80s when I
was flying
Jon Spencer wrote:
How? Would they have built 30 million junks and sailed across the oceans?
Er, no. All they had to do was cross the Yalu River. By down our throats I meant
the Allies -- the US, the South Koreans, the Canadians and the Australians.
All that we really needed to do was to
At 09:46 11/13/2002 -0700, M Marc wrote:
The version of the article I read (in the Toronto paper) said that the Church
members who organized this had to turn away Catholics, Jews, Moslems and
conservative Protestants -- there just wasn't enough room -- but it made them
realize there's a huge
In the decimal system, of course, you decidigicist, you...
[you've just insulted the entire cartoon phylum, who only have 8 fingers -- Bart
even notices this on one of the Simpsons episodes, smart little brat that he is]
Jon Spencer wrote:
Then 9 times 6 equals 46. And that IS the correct
I should answer my own earlier, rhetorical question to make one point plain (and I
agree with what you said, btw, this is just an additional point): vis-a-vis
coffee/tea and caffeine. I would not have a problem with the occasional popping of
a caffeine pill if you're driving late at night for a
I now have permission to share the name of the person who took the
picture of Shanghai during a trip there earlier this year -- Elden
Watson, the well-known LDS apologist. For those who are wondering what
I'm talking about, I posted a picture of modern Shanghai which you can
download as a .jpeg
Foreign policy is like a boomerang -- it always comes back. And when you're a
superpower, it's like a big boomerang in a tornado. It comes back, but brings the
kitchen sink and a few cows with it.
Jon Spencer wrote:
So John, are you now saying that we SHOULD be engaged in foreign conflicts?
In effect we've struck a devil's bargain -- raw materials and geography in turn
for huddling under your nuclear umbrella, so your son's actually not far off the
mark.
I'd feel much safer without the umbrella, especially since 11 September 2001. No one
has ever yet given me a list of the
-Gary-
what if the person isn't using Euclidean mathematics? Then
9 times 6 may NOT equal 42.
[...]
-Jon-
Then 9 times 6 equals 46. And that IS the correct answer.
-Marc-
In the decimal system, of course, you decidigicist, you...
Just occurred to me: 9 x 6 = 42 in base 13, and 9 x 6 = 46
At 19:10 11/13/2002 +, St Stephen wrote:
Just occurred to me: 9 x 6 = 42 in base 13, and 9 x 6 = 46 in base 12.
Obviously, Gary and Jon are simply off-base.
Yes, but WHO'S on first?
Till the everwatchful
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At 09:44 AM 11/13/2002, Marc wrote:
Nobody does anything out of ideology anymore.
I disagree. What about the ideology underlying the drive for power and gain?
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I bought a copy of the Extended Edition DVD of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship
of the Ring yesterday. Man, I can hardly wait to view the extra 30 minutes of
screenplay. This movie will wear well with time; there's so much rich depth. Instead
of growing out of the film people will
John:
I don't know how to say this, but I'll try. In a fight, a combatant must
not be allowed sanctuary. If he can attack from sanctuary, there is no way
to defeat him. And he is free to kill at his convenience. In war, a
general must be allowed to pursue those who retreat to keep them
Hardwired for God?
http://www.ldsmag.com/sci_rel/021112wired.html
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John:
Speaking of unlawful transfer of property, a couple of days ago my son made
an interesting observation. He said that the USA provides a national
defense for Canada and gets Canada to pay for it by abusing trade
regulations. I'm not sure you would agree with the first half of the
Marc:
Nobody does anything out of ideology anymore. Bush used Iraq to gain
control of
the Senate. Period. Watch: there won't be a war -- Iraq will blink.
Dan:
Unless of course he only winks; then he'll get whacked.
Marc:
As von Clausewitz said, war is diplomacy by other means.
Dan:
Exactly.
Their military equipment is also built to a much different quality
requirement than their commercial stuff - just like ours. They do have
the
technical know-how to build electronic equipment correctly - they just
don't waste it on commercial stuff.
Paul:
I can't argue with this because I
At 13:20 11/13/2002 -0700, M Marc wrote:
See, I can play straight man, too.
Yes, I noticed, and I greatly appreciated that. See how kewl it can be
down here in the mud beneath all the important people.
Till
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Mark:
I bought a copy of the Extended Edition DVD of The Lord of the Rings: The
Fellowship of the Ring yesterday. Man, I can hardly wait to view the extra
30 minutes of screenplay. This movie will wear well with time; there's so
much rich depth. Instead of growing out of the film people
After much pondering, Dan R Allen favored us with:
A military officer who disobeys a superiors orders (unless they are
illegal) is not fit to be an officer.
Unless the order is illegal. And Truman's orders were clearly illegal by
any constitutional standards. The whole war was
After much pondering, Dan R Allen favored us with:
Define win John.
To me this is like asking me to define is. Obviously, win means to
defeat the enemy. Did we defeat the North Koreans? No. Did we defeat the
Chinese? No.
No battle plan ever survives first contact with the enemy. We went
I thank you from the most heartfelt depths of my heart for the
hospitality
you have offered me. I can tell that this trip, which might have been a
big chore, is going to turn out to be one of the highlights of my
personal
history. I am really pumped.
I'm so excited for John! You'll have fun
If it isn't, then it is a traitor and betrayer. Which just
about sums up what I feel about Truman. He betrayed our armed forced,
and
deserves to be remembered as one of the blackest villains of our
national
history.
I wonder if his temple ordinances have been performed yet? Hmmm.
;-)
Gary said:
women reproductive issues - I can't use the real term because it is
against charter,
Yeah but we knew what you meant.
;-)
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Well, in this case, splitting the long way just results in an
even more tangled mess.
Larry Jackson
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Marc Schindler:
What did you do to pretend to be an amoeba? Split in two?
Larry Jackson wrote:
Stephen Beecroft:
Naturally. It involved cutting various simple shapes out
At 06:41 PM 11/13/2002, Marc wrote:
I read that. Be careful with John Pratt -- he's into some pretty scary stuff
involving signs and tokens in his own semi-public ceremonies involving what he
calls the Enoch calendar. Details available upon request. But more to the
point,
and staying away from
Well, I wasn't talking about the patient, of course not, just the workers.
Stacy.
At 07:31 AM 11/13/2002 -0500, you wrote:
At 23:38 11/12/2002 -0800, St Stacy wrote:
It's a tragedy these things happen. Everyone who goes into an MRI room
should be trained and no unauthorized person should be
*Some* of that criticism of the Repubs is deserved, I think -- Bush was tight with
oil interests, which is okay, but he allowed further deregulations which basically
allowed companies to hide a lot of stuff from their shareholders.
Not that we're lily-white, either. The TSX (the Toronto Stock
The difference is that Zion will not force you to give up your wheat or
other items. One must voluntarily give all things through consecration,
otherwise it isn't taken. Of course, those who will not consecrate also
will not be allowed to dwell in Zion, but you have choices. The Lord
doesn't
So, would a two week refresher course be enough for the patients?
K'aya K'ama,
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No one is as hopelessly enslaved as the person who thinks he's free. -
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Stacy:
It's a tragedy
And since Canada has so much open land, they aren't filled with a bunch
of overzealous environmental overseers that whine and complain anytime
the military wants to blow something up.
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
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No one is
The coffee bean can be used to produce caffeine, which is an important
drug used for some illnesses. Just as with other drugs, it can be abused
and misused. My grandfather was prescribed caffeine for a heart condition
he had. The doctor told him he could either pay a dollar per caffeine
pill or
I am not off base. You will note that I said the word, MAY, leaving the
option open for the correct base. Jon is the one who insisted on base 12.
I just left the door open for many possible solutions, showing once
again that the answer 42 does not yet have A (as in single) perfect
answer.
K'aya
Also, they only had the two bombs. To make more would take months of
refining the ore and building the bombs. To use one in an ineffective way
would have been a waste of precious resources that could finish the war
quickly and with fewer casualties.
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1
Let's see, Marc is taking the word of a guy who used to work for
Microsoft, and even though no longer employed by them, spends his time
offering to give tours of the grounds of Microsoft's campus
H, yeah, I can see why you would hold his observations so highly on
this one ;-)
K'aya
If I were you, I'd keep my eye on those fellas in Greenland and Iceland.
Of course, the Norse are infamous for having invaded Canada in the past.
They could do it again.
Environmentalists would be near the top of potential Canadian terrorists.
Remember their reaction when you guys were clubbing
Would someone please tell Till's wife to keep him away from the store
front windows? He's scaring the passersby...
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
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No one is as hopelessly enslaved as the person who thinks he's free. -
Johann
From Jane's News Briefs, 13/11/02
Jane's conference seeks to ensure that lessons drawn from bitter
experience are learned to counter the WMD threat
One point highlighted on the concluding day of the Jane's Weapons of
Mass Destruction (WMD) Conference, held in Washington DC last week, was
that
After much pondering, Gary Smith favored us with:
Although we are still technically better and more skilled, their numbers
allow them an advantage we don't have. A war with them would end up in
mass casualties on both sides. And they wouldn't fear using the bomb,
because the Chinese believe that
Hey, that reminds me. Inquiring minds want to know. Howzacome you still use the
Latin digraph when you spell amoeba and, usually, though not always,
archaeology but omit it in palaeontology, haematology, encyclopaedia,
etc.?
Mind you, in Canada, as usual, we're all mixed up. You rarely see
I know someone for whom this is also the case, although for a different condition.
But I think today doctors are smart enough to come up with suitable alternatives.
A bottle of 100 No-doze here costs only a couple of dollars, and those are only
arctic pesos, so probably only like, three cents, eh?
Steven Montgomery wrote:
I agree with you regarding the basis for materialism. Marxist scientists
have for decades attempted to establish a material basis for spiritual
experiences, that is nothing new. However, that is not what Pratt was
driving at. Pratt clearly states that there is a
Oh, we have our share, and they manage to get around, despite the efforts of our
national airline to discourage travel :-/
Gary Smith wrote:
And since Canada has so much open land, they aren't filled with a bunch
of overzealous environmental overseers that whine and complain anytime
the
But may is the modal auxiliary used to grant permission. You had the hubris to
declare the entire universe wrong
(Mother, may I change the laws of arithmetic? Yes, you may...) :-)
Gary Smith wrote:
I am not off base. You will note that I said the word, MAY, leaving the
option open for the
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