...ïves, il y a quatre ans, exactement, n’était qu’un avertissement, comme une répétition générale de désastres à suivre. Cette fois-ci, c’est littéralement le ciel qui nous tombait sur la tête aux quatre coins du pays, coupant les routes, emportant des ponts et rendant quasi impossible, pendant des jours, d’aider ceux qui étaient pris par les eaux, les victimes, les prisonniers de l’eau. Dans les journaux, les radios, les écrans de télé...

...-faced case any more for the iPod as individualistic. I said in a column recently that owning an iPod is about as individual as the gray flannel suit. EW: It was when you wrote about the Red Bull campaign that you coined the term "murketing." What was unique about that campaign? RW: It was not known in the United States but was a big company overseas, and the traditional way for something like that to roll out through much of the 20th ...

...:04 -0500, Day Brown <daybrown@daybrown.org> wrote: (sigh) you guys are arguing deckchair arrangement. Its not about cowards and heros anymore. The Almighty Dollar always has the last word. And if you look at the genuine Silver coin, you see *HER* image on it. That, my friends is a clue. So is the fact that the nation's most monumental spiritual image stands in the middle of the New York harbor holding up HER torch. But ...

(sigh) you guys are arguing deckchair arrangement. Its not about cowards and heros anymore. The Almighty Dollar always has the last word. And if you look at the genuine Silver coin, you see *HER* image on it. That, my friends is a clue. So is the fact that the nation's most monumental spiritual image stands in the middle of the New York harbor holding up HER torch. But aside from the symbology, lets start with some facts. Young women...

... (or a ticket and a chit) or oyster charge. Basically, the same as the machines i want to put outside tube stations. You couldn't put those at every bus stop, or even as many bus stops as have ticket-for-coin machines, as they'd be too expensive (i assume). You could probably put them at railway stations and key bus nodes (places like Clapton Pond, say). Would that do? One day, we might see oyster chargers as part of every cash ...

... to by Pao is a rule of chaos, we self govern and self control, common sense, consensus and respect(for self & others) rule, the abusers just abuse themselves. On the other side of the coin, strict rules will just deter the dynamism of a forum. This informal channel of discussion has its merits that info otherwise might not come out. For instance the official 'demonstration park' in Bejing where a mere application...

...: . Assist in the processing of nightly depository bags and currency/food stamps. . Ability to lift 50 pound coin box. . Ability to access various workstations and areas of the bank. . Re-stock ATM machine, balance vault and coin counting machine. SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ATTRIBUTES REQUIRED: . Complete knowledge of bank products/services as they relate to transaction processing and ...

...less than a bus ticket. What's the problem? Now, if the bus ticket cost something like 63p, or GBP1.63 then I could understand that it's a bit annoying cos the driver would need to find several coins of different denominations. But he doesn't. Bus tickets are an integer number of pounds. Therefore he needs one denomination. No rooting around for loads of shrapnel required. -- David Cantrell | top google result for "internet beard ...

On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 02:20:39AM -0700, Boltar wrote: (though to be honest how many people knowing they're going to catch a bus later wouldn't make sure they had some pound coins on them?) I wouldn't. It's just not something I'd think about because every other place in the entire country* that sells things takes notes. And what about people who *don't* know that they're going to ...

...), Boltar <boltar2003@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: If someone has a high value note and no change (though to be honest how many people knowing they're going to catch a bus later wouldn't make sure they had some pound coins on them?) and the bus driver has no change he should have the option to issue tickets for however many journeys the note would pay for. The passenger can then either hand over the whole note or get off and walk. That ...