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2,500 |
Sorry, I put my foot in my mouth, concerning the church's history.
It is correct to say that the Council of Hippo 393 listed the
deuterocanonical books among those accepted for use in the
church, and that this was ratified by the Council of Carthage,
and by Pope Innoent I and Gelasius I (414 AD).
"At the end of th... | 18 |
2,501 |
Oh no, not again.
There is a difference between believing that God exists, and loving him.
(For instance, Satan certainly believes God exists, but does not love him.)
What unbelievers request in situations like this is that God provide evidence
compelling enough to believe he exists, not to compel them to love him.
-... | 14 |
2,502 | On one of the morning shows (I think is was the Today Show), David Koresh's
lawyer was interviewed. During that interview he flipped through some letters
that David Koresh wrote. On one of letters was written in Hebrew (near the
bottom of the page):
koresh adonai | 14 |
2,503 |
Or a Caps fan residing in Atlanta, where they DONT EVEN TELL
THE F&@(*@CKING PLAYOFF SCORES ON THE NEWS!!!!!
| 16 |
2,504 | Yeah, that about sums it up...
looking for a place that sells diffraction grating goggles in quantity... | 1 |
2,505 | 1990 Mazda MX-6
5-spd
a/c
am/fm cassette
cruise
tilt steering
white w/ burgundy interior
excellent condition
73k miles
$7500/best offer.
-rhonda
| 1 |
2,506 | I am looking for software that reads a plot in PCX or other format and
converts it into x,y coordinate.
| 7 |
2,507 | Mark 'Mark' Sachs <MBS110@psuvm.psu.edu>, representing the Students for
Well, I only saw it start in one place. A tank punched a hole in a wall,
and as it withdrew flames came out and spread quickly in the direction that
a 30+ mph wind was blowing. I saw a diagram in USA Today yesterday, and
fires started at 2 o... | 19 |
2,508 |
Just want to make a comment on this. If you live in this country long
enough, you should realize the media is no friend of the govt. I am
only concerned about fact that the media like to jump to conclusion
before the facts. But I am sure they are good in digging dirt as
well; afterall, they like the controversial e... | 19 |
2,509 | Path: nntpd2.cxo.dec.com!pa.dec.com!decwrl!ames!saimiri.primate.wisc.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!usenet.ins.cwru.edu!news.ysu.edu!psuvm!cunyvm!jcehc
Organization: City University of New York
Date: Wednesday, 21 Apr 1993 14:17:47 EDT
From: <JCEHC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Message-ID: <93111.141747JCEHC@CUN... | 19 |
2,510 | I don't know if it causes the body any harm, but in the 23
years I've been teaching nine and ten years olds I've never had
one fall over from eating "boogers" which many kids do on a
regular basis [when they think no one is looking . . .]
| 9 |
2,511 | [argument over "reasonable" players and umpires deleted]
Yes, but the baseball rules say you can only appeal a ball and not a
strike. There was no decision made by the umpire regarding an appeal.
Once he called it a strike the call could not be changed.
I thought that the umpire did the right thing.
| 11 |
2,512 | Hi,
I'm now in the market for buying a BMW.The ideal would be an R80 RS but I'd be
interested to here of any R80 for sale .Age is not a problem - I'm more
interested in a good example without a massive amount of miles and one which has
been well maintained as I intend to keep it well and for some time.
I would a... | 0 |
2,513 | From 9150618 Thu Apr 29 16:36:43 1993
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1993 16:36:42 +1000
From: 9150618 (Gavin Fairlamb)
To: 9130037
Status: R
Hello, folks...
I am doing a uni. project and was wondering if you could
supply with some specific info. or references for info. regarding
1). Considerations for installatio... | 6 |
2,514 |
Repeat a lie often enough and people will start to believe it, eh?
The Hamas terrorists were given the opportunity to appeal. They've
chosen not to, obviously because they get better propaganda mileage
out of refusing.
Israel also agreed that they could return immediately, provided they
agreed to stop killing Jew... | 2 |
2,515 | O.K.- if you've read this group for a while, you know all about the
one-time-pad, but here's a question I haven't seen.
The one-time-pad yeilds ideal security, but has a well-known flaw in
authentication. Suppose you use a random bit stream as the pad, and
exclusive-or as the encryption operation. If an adversary kn... | 3 |
2,516 |
Gosh. Does this mean I'm not invited to the next
White House "barbecue" ?
| 13 |
2,517 |
Why jettison the SSMEs? Why not hold on to them and have a shuttle
bring them down to use as spares?
| 12 |
2,518 |
Sorry about following up my own article, but I wanted to continue
that what might be being missed here is that the important thing
might not be temperature differences per se, but the action of
heat sinking the battery.
Perhap someone could conduct an experiment, taking two identical
lead acid batteries, placing both... | 15 |
2,519 |
Handlebar mounted windshields on windy days are no fun at all. It has been
windy as hell down here for a week or so and it plays hell with the steering.
Oh, I still ride. I just bitch a lot about it!
----===== DoD #8177 = Technician(Dr. Speed) .NOT. Student =====---- | 0 |
2,520 | Hello X'ers
I have a problem: I am not able to create a window with 24 bit planes. The
following code illustrates the problem:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
#include <X11/Xutil.h>
main()
{
Display *display;
Window win;
XVisualInfo vinfo;
Colormap colormap;
XSetWindo... | 6 |
2,521 | Conviction of Sin
A meta-exegetical or methodological essay
I look forward to reading it. When I got to the library last week, it
was with the object in view to look at some articles that have appeared
over the last few years, since my previous look at the literature. Un-
fortunately, they had moved the journa... | 18 |
2,522 |
Are you sure? Harley's disclaimer says, "if you crash, we take care of
the bike, you take care of you."
If you were really responsible for the bike, did your insurance cover
it?
| 0 |
2,523 | 325/441/577.
| 11 |
2,524 |
[munch]
[munch following is reformatted]
I'd say that the massive crash problems are exceedingly rare.
Windows _itself_ almost never crashes, but it can be crashed by
an errant application (My personal favorite? Any one of the Corel
3.0 programs). On the other hand, I have had OS/2 crash randomly
a ... | 17 |
2,525 | 7 | |
2,526 | Has anyone heard of a SCSI device that can capture video?
We need some sort of device that can capture about 10 frames or so per
second, and work off the SCSI bus. The idea is to use it for some sort of
video
conferencing application. | 10 |
2,527 | You forgot one thing "All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of
God".
Mark
| 18 |
2,528 | 17 | |
2,529 |
[ First of all, please edit your postings. Wading through 50 lines of
quoted crud, which people have already read, makes people much less
likely to help you. Of course, if you don't want to be helped, that's
your problem. ;-) ]
No, it's not true. You can get SCSI and IDE to work together, but
there ar... | 5 |
2,530 |
Valve seat wear?
Tony
| 0 |
2,531 |
[request for WDC65c816 Mac cross-development stuff]
Apple themselves sells a 65816 cross-developer for the Macintosh called
'MPW IIgs' (it's intended for use with the Apple IIgs computer, which uses
the '816).
| 15 |
2,532 |
My Centris 610 is working perfectly. There is one problem that I have
noticed. FastBack II backup utility does not work!!! The strange thing
is that it works with my friend's 610 most of the time, however, it never
works with my machine. I assume it is some sort of software problem and
not hardware related.
| 10 |
2,533 | I am tunning into this newgroup after a long time. Could somebody tell me
what the slave mode in the xterm is? and what can it be used for? Any info
where I can get more info or examples. I want to use a bunch of xterms and
send the input from one application to these xterms and get the output on the
xterms. Please e... | 6 |
2,534 |
There is something terribly wrong, however, with a culture which
condemns, attacks, and all too often kills any of its members who
attempt to get an education. My mother is an elementary school
teacher, and she tells me that she and her african american collegues
are frustrated to tears by the fact that any african a... | 13 |
2,535 | [This is SWF in another indirect post via Dan].
predicitions
if you
have some
many types of
happen again
may predict
reaction
There are several problems here. First, you are discussing only
experimental procedures. Observational procedures are also useful. The
main criterion is attempting to verify an idea by using ... | 14 |
2,536 | >Subject: hate the sin...
>Date: 12 May 93 08:27:08 GMT
>"Hate the sin but love the sinner"...I've heard that quite a bit recently,
>My question is whether that statement is consistent with Christianity. I
>would think not. Hate begets more hate, never love.
If you are questioning whether or no... | 18 |
2,537 |
There can be. But depression is not diagnositic of thyroid deficiency.
Thyroid blood tests are easy, cheap, and effective in diagnosing thyroid
deficiencies. | 9 |
2,538 | Ever since I was a kid and learned to tell when I was in a
dream I have used my dreams for fantasies or working out problems.
In my dreams I have done everything from yell at my mom
to machine-gunning zombies, not to mention myriad sexual
fantasies. I have deliberately done things that I would never
do in real life. I... | 18 |
2,539 |
: When Elizabeth greeted Mary, Elizabeth said something to the effect that
: Mary, out of all women, was blessed. If so, it appears that this
: exactly places Mary beyond the sanctification of normal humanity.
The phrase is "eulogemene su en gunaixin"- "blessed are you among women."
There is nothing to indicate that... | 18 |
2,540 |
Are you serious? The auto that had a lot to do with bringing the term
"boxer" to the popular forefront was the Ferrari 512 Berlinetta Boxer
or the 512BB. Had a 5 liter, opposed 12 cylinder engine.
| 4 |
2,541 | Seems to me that I heard that some early Saabs were 2 cycle V4's.
Then again, who could possibly care ?>
| 4 |
2,542 | I am using xnlock as the screensaver for a PC-based X server. However,
after an interval of no activity, my X session ends. This does not
happen when I use xscreensaver.
My screensave command is fired up from my .xsession like this:
xautolock -time 1 -locker xnlock -corners ++++ -cornerdelay 1 &
My hypothesis is th... | 6 |
2,543 | One of our ASU students needs data and or a copy or an article regarding
accidents, injury or death to "children" (articles which state the age
limits of "children") relating to firearms for a sociology report.
We have a copy of the long Edgar A. Suter, M.D. article and but we can't find
the Paul Blackman (NRA) "e... | 19 |
2,544 | For Sale:
*********
* (1) CGA card
* Road & Track's Grand Prix (3.5" disks)
* DOS 4.01
* Packard Bell .39 dot pitch VGA color monitor
* 256K 2-the-max VGA card
Please make offers for the above merchandise. What do you
have to lose? Go ahead--make an offer! Thanks.
Email: bitzm@columbia.dsu.edu... | 1 |
2,545 | Thompson Schreiber) posted:
[PTS] ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN: TWO VIEWS
[PTS] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
[PTS] Washington Report On Middle East Affairs
[PTS] April/May 1993, Vol. XI, No. 9
[PTS]
[PTS] ----------------------------------------------... | 2 |
2,546 | +>
+> Recently, I heard the Red Sox on WROL a Spanish-speaking radio station.
+>I thought it was so unreal. The Red Sox in Spanish? Anyway, I want to find
+>out how widespread this is? Being a NY native, I know the scMets are on in
+>Spanish but not the Yankmes. I wuold think that LA,SD,Texas and Fla are on
+>in Spanis... | 11 |
2,547 | Check out the shocks where they mount, at both ends. if you have
the type that have a loop?,from lack of a better term, and a bolt like
piece sticking through, there should be a rubber bushing between the loop
and the bolt. Is it there ? is it crushed and allowing metal to metal
contact? I hope y... | 4 |
2,548 |
I didn't say to visit some "nice" homosexuals. I said "visit some congregations
of Christians..spirit-filled believers.."
Praise the Lord that we are all members of the same body. Let us agree to
disagree. | 18 |
2,549 | Two years ago Mark Messier appeared on David Letterman the summer he signed wit
h the Rangers. I remember he and Mike Gartner taking slapshots at the camera,
one finally was a bullseye and the screen went blank. It was funny if you saw
it, I guess.
| 16 |
2,550 |
Money probably has a lot to do with keeping the practice of routine
circumcision alive... It's another opporitunity to charge a few hundred
extra bucks for a completely unnecessary procedure, the rationale for
which until recently has been accepted without question by most
parents of newborns.
One could also ima... | 9 |
2,551 |
But the "values and systems that make the rich rich" all basically
amount to freedom of choice.
In New England in 1800 the entire economy was based on the small family
farm. Farm economy households were economically diversified, producing
not only agricultural goods but also "manufactured" goods, especia... | 13 |
2,552 |
Thank you, Steve. It is refreshing to have someone accuse me of being
a Christian. I only hope enough evidence can be garnered to get a
conviction. I am not certain what you mean by the "fundy" part as the
term fundamentalist has a wide variety of uses. If you refer to
those who actually believe Jesus is the Messi... | 8 |
2,553 | Hi all. I'm looking for datasets of a human body or head in any
of the popular formats. I'm doing a presentation tomorrow which
could be greatly enhanced by bringing in this 'human' factor. I've
looked around the net with no sucess so far. Anyone got any ideas?
I'd also appreciate info on the location of datasets ... | 7 |
2,554 |
It is indeed nice to have fans that are concerned about the dearth of
disputatious dissertation linked to my hiatus. Have simply been too
damned busy lately to keep you lads and lassies entertained. You can
be sure, however, that I will somehow manage to find time to woof if
the Leafs give just cause.
And let'... | 16 |
2,555 |
...execellent examples of Luther's insane rantings deleted...
Gee, I'm *sooooo* surprised that they don't teach this part of his
ideology in high schools today.
| 14 |
2,556 |
Being a chronic HBsAg carrier does not necessarily mean the patient has chronic
persistent anything. Persons who are chronic carriers may have no clinical,
biochemical, or histologic evidence of liver disease, or they may have chronic
persistent hepatitis, chronic active hepatitis, cirrhosis, or hepatocellular
carcin... | 9 |
2,557 | Here follows a headerless (my editing) email message in full (except for the
header) sent to me by congruent corporation today. I received it about 5
minutes ago, and still haven't read it.
Have fun.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Product Overview
Allows Existing Unix... | 6 |
2,558 |
Matt's problem is really more ability than attitude. It isn't that he's
got it in his mind that he wants to swing away, but rather that he's
(still) a total sucker for the curve ball. It looked for a while in
1990 that he was getting better but it's still his weak point.
As to whether it does him any good to have ... | 11 |
2,559 |
I get regular questions about gamma correction since I go to great pains to
deal with it properly in xli (the image loader program I maintain).
Here is an explanation I often use to answer these questions.
This might be suitable for inclusion in the FAQ.
Graeme Gill.
##############################################... | 7 |
2,560 | FOR SALE:
Apple Macintosh LC; 2 MB RAM, 40 MB HDD, FDD.
AppleColor 13" Hi-Res RGB Monitor.
Keyboard, Mouse, Microphone, & Kensington MasterPiece Mac II.
Running System 7. All documentation and manuals.
Symantec GreatWorks 1.00 & Mac Tools Deluxe 1.2
loaded on HDD. All disks and manuals included.
All hardware in MINT... | 10 |
2,561 | I have a few the original IBM 10Mb harddisks for sale. They are actually
Seagate's ST412, MFM, full height, has the IBM logo and black face plate.
Each disk is checked and formatted with DOS 5.0. It can be doubled to
20Mb or so with dblspace or stacker if you so desire. Have the original IBM
foam fitted boxies ... | 1 |
2,562 |
vamilliron: Yes, Intel's PCI is (another) Local Bus standard, which
can be used for graphics, although I believe Local Buses can be used
for other things, too. As far as I know, though, PCI Local Bus
would compete with VESA Local Bus, not the VESA graphics standard, but
others more enlightened might be able to shed... | 7 |
2,563 |
Actually, the record of the Allies activities, in the face of
incontrovertible evidence as to what the Nazis (may they rot in hell)
were doing, clearly points to the conclusion that they would have done
nothing. The railways to the camps were not bombed, despite the ease
of doing so. The US, the "place of refuge" al... | 2 |
2,564 | 19 | |
2,565 |
Hey don't confuse these guys with facts dude! You might break some
beautiful illusions!
Of course by BATF admits this they mean that the BATF did not deny some
post by a pro-Koresh/gun lobby person some time back.
If anyone wants to understand the paranoid mindset of Koresh I offer you
talk.politics.guns. There you... | 13 |
2,566 |
Not true. Only an observer at rest at infinite distance from the black hole
will see the particle take infinite time to reach the horizon. In the
particle's own reference frame, it takes a very finite time to reach the
horizon and the singularity. The math does indeed predict this. Take a look
at Mitchner, Thorne, and... | 14 |
2,567 |
Sorry, I still don't buy it. You're certainly right that the runner is
not out merely for running out of the baseline: he must interfere with
the play. But the argument here is over what constitutes interference.
You certainly cannot infer from what you've quoted that the batter-runner
must be hit by the ball to be... | 11 |
2,568 |
Considering the magnitude of loss of life in both the Moro Castle
and Titanic disasters, I can't believe you can be so blithe
there fred.
Besides if a LNG tanker breaks up in a close harbor, you can kiss
off quite a lot of population. same thing for any chemical
tankers.
I know the coast guard makes mandatory sa... | 12 |
2,569 |
here they are $25 for ERC and $50 for MSF. and no
the state doesn't subsidize ours at all. we do.
$1 for every motorcycle endorsed license.
| 0 |
2,570 |
Only if he was a "true motorcyclist with the real riding attitude." As you
probably are aware, there is a sure-fire rec.moto test for this attribute.
Why? You think (s)he's worried about road-rash? | 0 |
2,571 |
Think we can lose the sci.image.processing group from this thread,
folks?
Thanks bunches.
spl | 9 |
2,572 |
Well, almost NuBUS 90 anyway, comprehensive bus contention between processors
is not supported in the current Macintoshes, could be wrong?
However, I know for a fact from seeing the Cyclone Data Spec sheets myself,
don't ask, Macintosh Cyclone models will provide full implementation of the
NuBUS standard.
Very inter... | 10 |
2,573 |
Of course you can. You just have to be careful about what conclusions
you draw.
Huh? The 20's and 30's were the *worst* decades for great pitching. Grove,
Vance, Dean, and not a whole lot else.
As for the best all-around hitters, stat-wise, Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, Greenberg,
Hornsby, Cobb, etc. all played before t... | 11 |
2,574 |
Will someone please post the David Sternlight FAQ to alt.privacy.clipper before
someone unfamiliar with him takes him seriously and starts yet another
flame fest? | 3 |
2,575 |
They've been out of busines for years.
Not any more. About 2 years ago they all closed.
When Ramco/Electronics city closed, it took weeks and many
dumpsters to clear everything out (so I heard).
There are a few places that sell connectors and phone wires,
but no chips, capacitors or discrete stuff.
Sylvan/Wellingt... | 15 |
2,576 | Has someone scanned in an artist's rendering of Aurora? If so, is the GIF
available somewhere?
Please reply via email.
Thanks,
Craig | 12 |
2,577 |
In Shreveport, back when I was riding the Purple Water Buffalo, I jumped an
intersection IN FRONT OF A COP who was waiting for the light! The side of
the street he was on was hidden buy a building on the corner and I didn't
see him till I was airborne in the middle of the intersection. I was
parked, had my hel... | 0 |
2,578 | I use a Nanao 20" Multisync and switch between a Windows 1024x768 and
a Sparc 1+ display. Works quite well at these resolutions.
------------------------------------------------------------------
Michael C. Busby | Unix System Support
System Engineer, Sr. | Design Environment/Automation
C... | 5 |
2,579 |
A good source of information on Burzynski's method is in *The Cancer Industry*
by pulitzer-prize nominee Ralph Moss.
Interesting. What book got Moss the pulitzer nomination? None of the
flyers for his books mention this, and none of the Cancer Chronicle
Newsletters that I have mention this either.
Also, a n... | 9 |
2,580 |
486DX2/66 is faster for this if you are using DOS. PC Mag reviewed a bunch
of 486DX2/66 and a 486DX50 and the486DX2/66 was faster...
THe review was in the last month of two.
Guy | 5 |
2,581 |
and didn't you also say that it was easier to add masses than to
add balance shafts? the sad truth is that some makers don't
bother to put balance shafts on their big shaky 4's..
how about:
1 3
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2 4
if this is ridi... | 4 |
2,582 | I`ve been happy with aXe under Linux. Now I wanted to use it under HP-UX,
too. However, my attempts have ended in core dumps this far (Bus Error).
Has anybody else been more successful? Jim Wight`s INSTALL file does
say there have been problems with HP`s...
Data: aXe 5.0; HP-UX 9.01; X11R4 or X11R5 doesn`t seem to ma... | 6 |
2,583 | As the title says...Does anyone know of a Text editor (like notepad) that
can handle large text files?....Thanx for any and all help!
________________________________________________________________________ | 17 |
2,584 | Hello,
i'm looking for a Driver for an IBM 3852-2 Color Ink Jet Printer.
Any pointers are welcome.
thanks in advance
Ralf
| 17 |
2,585 | I have replaced the osz to 66 MHz yesterday and no truble at all. My Quadra now works at 33 MHz stable for more than 14 hours. I have also tried a 70 MHz osz, but after 1/2 hour my Quadra 700 died. I am not sure what was the reason for that,
but it is to risky to run it to fast. Most of your Quadras 700 should work at ... | 10 |
2,586 |
As I read the current wiretap law, it would not be legal now. On the
other hand, assuming a legislative change, recording but not decrypting
Clipper conversations would probably be found constitutional by the Supreme
Court, using the same reasoning (or the lack thereof...) by which they
permit random roadblocks to ch... | 3 |
2,587 | In order to have formulate a rational position on what cryptography
policies are acceptable, we must set forth a list of basic requirements.
I would propose the following as a starting point:
1. The algorithm must be publicly known, and must have a record of
surviving attempts by outside experts to find weakn... | 3 |
2,588 |
I know it's very trendy nowadays to dump on Morris, but let's give credit
where credit is due.
It is doubtful that the blue jays would have won the AL east without Morris.
Last year, when the team went 13-15 for the month of August, and all the
other starters were being shelled, and Milwaukee was making a charge,
M... | 11 |
2,589 | Gaining entry into heaven cannot be done without first being cleansed by
the blood of Jesus.
Sin cannot dwell in heaven. It is against the natural laws of God.
Being converted to christianity means being baptized by the Holy Spirit.
You cannot get to heaven by good works only.
Because of the union with the ... | 18 |
2,590 |
I don't think that idea means what you think it does. Having everyone
on Earth subject to some ad agency's "poor taste" *is* an abomination.
(abomination : n. loathing; odious or degrading habit or act; an
object of disgust. (Oxford Concise Dictionary)) Maybe *you* don't mind
having every part of your life saturated w... | 12 |
2,591 | Throughout the years of the Israel/Arab-Palestinian conflict, the internal
Palestinian popultation has found itself essentially relegated to the
lower tiers of the economy. Given the major kinds of positions required
by the Israeli and the "Palestinian" economy, there are essentially two
different ones existing side by... | 2 |
2,592 | Makes sense to me, after all when steel is manufactured and stored they
put oil on it so it won't rust. Logicaly, when you store your bike, you
must strip the paint and put oil on the metal to prevent rus
| 0 |
2,593 | [[ I posted this a few weeks back, but all I got back was an error
message "pnews: /dev/null: Permission denied". Yep, /dev/null
had a mode of 600. (Arrghhh!!) ]]
With renewed interest in "setting the DISPLAY variable", etc.. I
thought I would post my contribution.
This Perl script is my solution. It trys t... | 6 |
2,594 | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Editorial Contact:
Single Source Marketing: Myra Manahan (714) 545-1338
Genoa Systems: Joseph Brunoli (408) 432-9090
Neil Roehm (408) 432-9090/Technical
Genoa Presents High Performance
Video Graphics A... | 7 |
2,595 | OK. Instead of holding an auction, I have decided to compute prices for each comic (after many suggestions). These are the most reasonable prices I can give (not negotiable). If you would like to purchase a comic (or group), simply email me with the title and issue #'s you want. The price for each issue is shown be... | 1 |
2,596 | : Detroit's going to beat Toronto in 6 or LESS!!!
:
: Granted, Gilmour should get the Hart Trophy, NOT Lemieux... Just
: Look at what Gilmour did for Toronto. When you think of Toronto,
: who comes to mind, Gilmour, Andreychuk, Potvin...ah...did I mentio
: n Gilmour?
:
When you think of the NHL, who comes to mind?... | 16 |
2,597 | : >Atoms are not objective. They aren't even real. What scientists call
: >an atom is nothing more than a mathematical model that describes
: >certain physical, observable properties of our surroundings. All
: >of which is subjective.
: >
: >-jim halat
: This deserves framing. It really does. "[Atoms] aren't e... | 14 |
2,598 | Inkjet and Bubblejet printers are the same tech. "Bubblejet" was trademarked
by Cannon and inkjet was by HP I belive. I have seen both, and own a
"bubblejet" (a Apple StyleWriter which has a cannon engine) with a 360 dpi
rated output. The output is very good with quality paper, which is
very importaint. Cheap pape... | 15 |
2,599 | 1 |
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