...exploded in fantastic colour and life burst out in all directions. This life...it would go on as life burst into existence in all kinds of...Martin McNeil of Fuzzy Systems anonymous burst into existence on a place called...on the heavenly bodies themselves - life burst into existence in all areas -...- it was a simultaneous mass burst of existence that continues to ... bodies everywhere. And blidgle bobbles burst into existence on Almatron Q951 ...

... up and built up until one day it exploded in fantastic colour and life burst out in all directions. This life first manifest as heavenly bodies and stars and ... and music of the spheres. And so it would go on as life burst into existence in all kinds of places and in all kind of forms until ... in the 20th century - Sir Frederick Martin McNeil of Fuzzy Systems anonymous burst into existence on a place called planet Earth. The Borg Queen

... to make ends meet. Still, lenders scammed hardworking families with the promise of owning homes they really couldn't afford. And then greedy Wall Street managers, looking for a new way to squeeze a buck from an already bursting-at-the-seams economy, bundled up these bad loans into worse securities, sold them off, and tried to gain a profit as our national economy lost its shirt. We could have averted the current financial crisis by ...

... Freddie, but to finance in general. When it seemed necessary, public monies were indeed funneled in the general direction of the banking/brokerage community to shore up the whole rickety structure. This allowed one burst bubble -- the dot-com debacle -- to be replaced by another, namely our late, lamented mortgage/collaterized-debt-obligation bonanza, just now dramatically going down the tubes. Backstopping the present bail-out is the ...

... packaged in deceptive and misleading ways; far too much borrowing to finance speculative investments; and gross conflicts of interest on the part of insiders who stood to profit from flim-flams. When the speculative bubble burst in 1929, sellers overwhelmed buyers, many investors were wiped out, and the system of credit contracted, choking the rest of the economy. In the 1930s, the Roosevelt administration acted to prevent a repetition ...

... based around opinions. This is uk.transport. Cars are a method of transport. Comprende? And I'll have an opinion on whatever I please and if you don't like farmer boy go find a warm sheep to comfort you while you burst into tears about it. man" is why I express disgust at lackwits like you, then you might as well give up and ask for voluntary termination of your existence because you're wasting oxygen that would be better used on ...

... never open his mother's letter. May 8 started normally. A worker wasn't surprised when Markingson took a midnight shower -- he often did. But then an hour passed and he didn't come out. The worker burst in to find Markingson dead in the bathtub. He killed himself in ritualistic fashion, mutilating himself with a knife. A note on his nightstand said, "I went through this experience smiling!" Questions surfaced. An autopsy showed no ...

.... (I understand the physics behind this; microwaves heat liquid water much faster than they heat ice, but knowing that doesn't help much.) The only solution I've found is to go slowly and microwave on low power in short bursts with a fair bit of time in between each, to let the heat disperse to the colder areas. But, this ends up taking so long that I'm no better off than thawing it in warm water in the ...

On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 13:42:53 -0700, Chris De Young <deyoung@cs.arizona.edu> wrote: The only solution I've found is to go slowly and microwave on low power in short bursts with a fair bit of time in between each, to let the heat disperse to the colder areas. Mine has three "thaw" cycles, which work reasonably well. But I still do what you describe if the package is over a pound. But, this ends up taking so long that I'm no better ...

... it somewhere. (I understand the physics behind this; microwaves heat liquid water much faster than they heat ice, but knowing that doesn't help much.) The only solution I've found is to go slowly and microwave on low power in short bursts with a fair bit of time in between each, to let the heat disperse to the colder areas. But, this ends up taking so long that I'm no better off than thawing it in warm water in the first place. -C