n4d@webtv.net (Rec Room) wrote in news:18980-48D4A831-618@storefull- 3152.bay.webtv.net: One would then need to argue for the superiority of the eternalism model. What explanatory advantages does it offer? Saying that a changing external world is an "illusion" presumes one has adopted, or at least is leaning toward, a static model rather than a dynamic one. Given that experience changes --- and there can be ...

...was a common sentiment. A reader recently sent me a story, written during the lead-up to the 2004 election, about Kerry's seemingly indomitable lead in the polls -- a lead similar to Barack Obama's 8-point (average) advantage in the horse race a few weeks ago. Then, this week, the storm clouds parted and the sun shone down on progressive America as Obama seemingly regained his mojo. Now he has surged back into the lead! This emotional...

... came about partly because prosecutors were "unable to rely on the expansive 'enterprise' definition of conspiracy." Criticizing the government's decision to appeal, he explained that, because the prosecutors were "jealous of their advantages in military commission litigation, and unable to change the ruling by changing the judge," they were now turning to the appeals court "in an effort to unlevel the playing field in their favor." ...

...:ia32 on Windows.) SSE2 instead of x87, or something else? If you compare to x87 code with intermediate results in the 80 bit registers (64 bit significand) then the results might be different. There is a discussion on another list on the advantages of extra precision in floating point products. It would be nice to have a high-level language allowing for extra precision in multiply/add, such as generated by the x87. -- glen

...was a common sentiment. A reader recently sent me a story, written during the lead-up to the 2004 election, about Kerry's seemingly indomitable lead in the polls -- a lead similar to Barack Obama's 8-point (average) advantage in the horse race a few weeks ago. Then, this week, the storm clouds parted and the sun shone down on progressive America as Obama seemingly regained his mojo. Now he has surged back into the lead! This emotional...

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... before the next election, to try to swing that election to the new Armageddon Twins in the wings. Believe it, they are perfectly capable of something that evil, and will do it without a second thought for partisan political advantage. And that is why we must keep the heat on for impeachment, and do everything we can to educate our friends and neighbors about its constitutional imperative. And that is why we have made the DVD of the new ...

Publius wrote: One would then need to argue for the superiority of the eternalism model. What explanatory advantages does it offer? Saying that a changing external world is an "illusion" presumes one has adopted, or at least is leaning toward, a static model rather than a dynamic one. Given that experience changes --- and there can be no doubt about that --- then it would seem that a static model would have a ...

"Day Brown" <daybrown@daybrown.org> wrote in message news:48d48b3d$0$26803$ec3e2dad@unlimited.usenetmonster.com... Sean wrote: Best to wake up and smell the daisies growing in 2008. It's a different world, with different people behaving very differently than in the past. Ponder on that if you wish. Seems like there's a word for when the government owns the business and the business owns the government. From early ...

Day Brown <daybrown@daybrown.org> wrote Sean wrote Best to wake up and smell the daisies growing in 2008. It's a different world, with different people behaving very differently than in the past. Ponder on that if you wish. Seems like there's a word for when the government owns the business and the business owns the government. From early in the 20th century: "fascism". Nope, fascism is something quite different ...