... and have 10 staff appear out of nowhere!!! I'm sure the Americans Laws found that they could not hold passengers on an aircraft. But they have a lot more wait time than we do. Sometmes they can be stuck in an aircraft on the ground for 10 hours. And we are not America. o i am not drqawing any legal similarities but I think that if you had a good case, the ...

... and have 10 staff appear out of nowhere!!! I'm sure the Americans Laws found that they could not hold passengers on an aircraft. But they have a lot more wait time than we do. Sometmes they can be stuck in an aircraft on the ground for 10 hours. And we are not America. o i am not drqawing any legal similarities but I think that if you had a good case, the airline ...

...snap their fingers and have 10 staff appear out of nowhere!!! I'm sure the Americans Laws found that they could not hold passengers on an aircraft. But they have a lot more wait time than we do. Sometmes they can be stuck in an aircraft on the ground for 10 hours. And we are not America. o i am not drqawing any legal similarities but I think that if you had a good case, the airline ...

... london bombings my pot usage tripled fr th week and i still ran out +++ ah man not again +++ i fuckin hate writin psychic clues to terrorist bombings th risks man +++ sometmes it reads after th fact that i had too many of th facts but who do ya tell ? +++ i got at least three of these fuckin horrible thiongs floatin ...

... but when copying, the connection always dropped out after the 1st file. I've used TCP/IP lots of times to transfer data from old Macs to OS X ones (from old to new; vice-versa sometmes won't work at all), and have never had a dropout problem. Are you sure the connection is reliable? My experience is that it works with a PPC Mac on the server side, but not with an Intel Mac. ...

... Mac, but when copying, the connection always dropped out after the 1st file. I've used TCP/IP lots of times to transfer data from old Macs to OS X ones (from old to new; vice-versa sometmes won't work at all), and have never had a dropout problem. Are you sure the connection is reliable? How about stuffing everything up and transferring it as one file? Set up an FTP server on the ...

"Midwinter" <midwinter_m@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message news:Xns993C72E40823DTIUJMXCCG@216.196.109.145... "Tom" <dantoPAYATTENTIONmel@comcast.net> wrote : I understand. Sometmes it's so difficult to admit you were wrong that you'll just blatantly contradict yourself in order to avoid it. Let's look again. You can look as many times as you want - you will continue to ...

...you use, for sure - but fairly well-worn around here, and it really doesn't alter the fact that I stick with everything I've said: * Bassos didn't make an 'argument' - I understand. Sometmes it's so difficult to admit you were wrong that you'll just blatantly contradict yourself in order to avoid it. Let's look again. Sure, you CAN answer it like that, as I said, and you ...

... well for many reasons. It isn't handly for me to elaborate in detail at the moment. People who make this analogy have in the past been known to want to petty much re-do modules completely, sometmes in incompatible ways, in order to make modules better fit the notion of classes. While I certainly won't claim that modules are perfect and couldn't use some improvements, it is my view that the ...