...for landing', so we orbited over the sticks for an hour. I thought at the time: "What bullshit is this? This is a *heavy*!" Anyway, on arrival at Frankfurt after things had "quietened down", I experienced the most energetic approach and landing of my life. It's incredible - absolutely incredible - how a heavy can be tossed about.... You know about wing loading and all that stuff ...

... or what whoever you think is behind the curtain, then you must learn to turn off all the interference and let the curtain be pulled back. You will find what you seek… just be ready to be surprised. You must quieten your mind and let you fall away to find who’s pulling the strings. You don’t have to even look if you don’t want to. But don’t fuss that you never had the chance to know the ...

...;; equal to `read-directory-name-internal' to recognise a read-file-name, ;; and just `buffer-string' for the contents), but `file-expand-wildcards' ;; is too much to want to copy to here. ;; quieten the byte compile a bit (require 'advice) ;; In emacs22 `read-file-name' is C code and ignores advice set on ;; `file-name-completion' and `file-name-all-completions', so instead mangle ;; ...

... during evolution. Agreed, the only thing I would add is, give it some rest once and a while... it does so much for us, so it definatly deserves it. But it never sleeps.One can in fact quieten the mind. Only if you have a mind to. BOfL- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I didn't say to let it sleep, I said to let it rest. Of all the things I see you say ...

... 2. Invest all in a synthetic sibling that doesn't have the legacy reproduction issues our biological brain found necessary during evolution. Agreed, the only thing I would add is, give it some rest once and a while... it does so much for us, so it definatly deserves it. But it never sleeps.One can in fact quieten the mind. Only if you have a mind to. BOfL

....co.uk> wrote in message news:a5b1979d-6a34-495b-bed1-bfb3e983438b@e53g2000hsa.googlegroups.com... On 24 Apr, 14:37, "Angof" <fag...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Ok Angof, deep down you know we will, but to quieten the rabid ones you would revert back to this post if you had too. No, deep down I know the Italians are favorites to beat us...then again so were the Greeks, Germans and ...

On 24 Apr, 14:37, "Angof" <fag...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: Ok Angof, deep down you know we will, but to quieten the rabid ones you would revert back to this post if you had too. No,  deep down I know the Italians are favorites to beat us...then again so were the Greeks, Germans and Portuguese. So how you thinking now :-)

... fancy Rangers getting past Fiorentina...can only hope they surprise me again. Sure you do 5o) What's that Einstein? Ok Angof, deep down you know we will, but to quieten the rabid ones you would revert back to this post if you had too. No, deep down I know the Italians are favorites to beat us...then again so were the Greeks, Germans and Portuguese.

On 23 Apr, 11:01, "Angof" <fag...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: I mean I don't fancy Rangers getting past Fiorentina...can only hope they surprise me again. Sure you do 5o) What's that Einstein? Ok Angof, deep down you know we will, but to quieten the rabid ones you would revert back to this post if you had too.

... from them than the distant stars - and yet they have done it themselves." It has been further related that on that same day the madman entered divers churches and there sang a requiem. Led out and quietened, he is said to have retorted each time: "what are these churches now if they are not the tombs and sepulchres of God?" "I teach you the overman. Man is something that shall be ...