... at all, no matter how often I try. I get error message that smtp server not responding. I've gone on line via web interface and confirm I can send and receive e-mail from this account. I just wasted an hour + with AT&T/SBC tech support who confirm all of my server settings are correct, but can not diagnose error. They claim there are no problems on server and contend it is a software problem. Any suggestions? ...

... often I try. I get error message that smtp server not responding. I've gone on line via web interface and confirm I can send and receive e-mail from this account. I just wasted an hour + with AT&T/SBC tech support who confirm all of my server settings are correct, but can not diagnose error. They claim there are no problems on server and contend it is a software problem. ...

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...: 1) A programmer who shows up to the first day of class and says "Ok, what's the syntax for a for loop? How do I assign to a variable," is going to have to spend the first several hours learning to not look for these things. 2) The notation of functional languages is remarkably confusing unless you already know the concepts of composition and recursive definition (and, even then, the notations tend to be a bit cryptic). So, a ...

...'s no point, because they mean little. If one wants to see an end of the Bush era, or a continuation of it, a better use of one's time is to get involved. Drive an old lady to her polling place. Put in some hours at a phone bank. This is an American election, and the party that does a better job motivating its loyalists -- and perhaps expanding their numbers -- and protecting their votes will win. You don't need a poll to tell you that.

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...to Houston after Hurricane Rita and leave a few months before Ike...:) Houston is a place where pretty much anything you want to do can be done (within theoretical limits)...but, you will be stuck in traffic for at least two hours before you get there. Build a drainage system that can move water off the roads during a storm, stop worshiping the Astros, & move a million or so people out (and not towards Katy...that would be worse) and I'...

... and confectioners' sugar until smooth. Beat in the egg and stir in the vanilla and almond extract. Combine the flour, baking soda and cream of tartar. Blend into the creamed mixture. Cover and chill for at least two hours. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Divide the dough into two parts. On a lightly floured surface, roll each piece of the dough out to 3/16 inch in thickness. Cut into desired shapes with cookie cutters. Place ...