...-magnetic-double.html Leo. A great support for my postulate that pigeons and the Aharonov Bohm experiment are related: is that Pigeons seems to use both material of the Permalloy-tube- compass experiment mentioned before. Look at "Super paramagnetic " and magnetic substances combined in a tubular composition of dendrites located inside migrating animals. See the next article: http://www.biology.duke.edu/johnsenlab/pdfs/pubs/p ...

Enzo Matrix schrieb: Now that's five in a row. "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz. WD that man is all I can say. Maybe during "three in a row" with DS I might get a mention, too. I have asked for them quite often.. -- Josef

... the message a little heavier in whatever spam filter is blocking the message. You may be right f.h. Looking at a message header that was received when Outlook 2003 was still working I can't find any mention of any spam filtering. Looking at a message header which was received more recently when using Outlook Express I find the following lines: "X-Spam-Status: No, score=0.0 required=5.0 X-Spam-Level:" The server processing ...

....com (JB) writes: Paul, my understanding is that the failure you mention is the normal failure for this sort of vessel, and that a circumferential failure is... does not seem to be a lot of data on circumferential cracking. The only mentions I find are on big boilers; along a welded seam. The 6351/SLC ...-current inspection has joined hydrotesting for scuba tanks. (I don't see a mention of it for DOT tests, but I'm not expert on such regs.)...

...> speculations" of many philosophers, but it doesn't thereby invalidate their views (except in your view). There are certainly many views. None can be deemed "correct" or "incorrect" in that "metaphysical" sense mentioned above, i.e., that one view or another corresponds to or describes some imagined "reality" for whose existence we have no evidence. So we can only evaluate them for their consistency, elegance, simplicity, and their...

... such things as Fortran cross compilers exist at all. I also believe that the Gnu compilers can be built in cross-compiler configurations, though I haven't done that myself and could be wrong. And you mentioned Green Hills. I thought I recalled they did Fortran cross compilers. Hmm. Quickly skimming their web site certainly finds allusions to cross compilers and to Fortran compilers. Hmm, but I'm not entirely sure I ...

...different ways people like them. [...] What's a hot dog? ;-) Anyway. I don't recall ever having eaten a proper hot dog, they've been the imitation kind Ben mentioned (when a drunken student - better or worse than doner kebabs? Place bets now!) or the ones that Ikea sell for about tuppence. How boring of me! Your local supermarket, if it's any good, will do Herta frankfurters...

... pages would just print the 1st 64 character line of each block and the convention to put a revision date at the end of that line helped significantly. I don't remember the tool that Elizabeth mentioned, but I remember many manual comparisons. Since most systems filled their available block ranges, having two sets of blocks online at the same time was rare. The best we could usually do was to compare the printouts. ...

...I do not have any access to the server handling the outgoing email. The web-based site does handle the incoming email and that can be viewed by a remote mail feature. I'm doing all of this posting from my home with the idea of getting enough info to again attack the problem on Wed. I'm not all that knowledgeable about all of the systems involved, but I should mention that I am doing this pro bono. Thanks for your response.

...than whether such things as Fortran cross compilers exist at all. I also believe that the Gnu compilers can be built in cross-compiler configurations, though I haven't done that myself and could be wrong. And you mentioned Green Hills. I thought I recalled they did Fortran cross compilers. Hmm. Quickly skimming their web site certainly finds allusions to cross compilers and to Fortran compilers. Hmm, but I'm not entirely sure I see the...