...>> course of employment belongs to the employer, not the employee. If I hacked your e-mail account and published your private e-mails on the internet, what would you do? Is nothing safe? I'd rather go "ho hum". There's nothing in my emails I'd get the vapors about were they distributed on the net. Though I can't imagine why anyone 'cept the original addressee would find them interesting. So maybe the state will go after ...

Joseph Humming wrote: How are we to use our unique intelligence? Just to be a little more skilled at this and a little more knowing at that? Or is there more still? The near term depends a lot on how the economy goes. The long term, if not before, will be dominated by women. The intuitive skill of the smart female mind appreciates ambiguity and wont tolerate the conviction of the Levantine religions, or believe their claims of ...

... VOR equipped aircraft. Perhaps you fly in a different manner to me..... ATC is the nearest & indeed the next band! I suggest you heed the emphasis. Transmit *in* the cockpit. Ho hum. One would presume that reputable aircraft equipment manufacturers manage to minimise interference between VOR and ATC (located in adjacent bands) devices *in* the cockpit and the antenna (located on the fuselage) and if the filter ...

... <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: Joseph Humming wrote: On Sep 9, 8:19 ... <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: Joseph Humming wrote: How are we to use...instead to a dogged truth? Joseph Humming If you believe in bogus illnesses...>> capable of working together.... Joseph Humming....sounds a little Dutch, don't...you think, Peter? Pronounced in English "Humming" does indeed sound like the Dutch...

...> wrote: pba...@worldonline.nl wrote: On 11 sep, 21:00, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: pba...@worldonline.nl wrote: On 10 sep, 22:38, John Jones <jonescard...@aol.com> wrote: Joseph Humming wrote: But what exactly is being referred to as a condition? And a condition of what? 'A condition' doesn't get off the ground, not even as an idea. a singular state of being, singular in many ...

....us> wrote: On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:48:57 -0500, Day Brown <daybr...@daybrown.org> wrote in alt.atheism: Joseph Humming wrote: Where would we be without young women? Bored. I note that none of them are here. I've logged onto some of ... is to come will it be mediated by Asperger-like people who fail to be awed by the flawed products of our creativity and cling instead to a dogged truth? Joseph Humming

... not be allowed access to the system in the first place. huh? what does this has to do with anything? r u now saying emacs should only be for elite programers? r u trying to say emacs is not Microsoft? hum?? I no unstand. Perhaps u r having a sentiment someting like the following Q: Q: Why should emacs want to be popular and why should emacs change to conform the majority? Luckly i have answered your Q previously, here: http...

... use 1 car at any one time though. 1 has 8 seats and is used mainly for work but also is essential when we have the granchildren to stay with us. 1 is my wifes. She hardly ever drives but insists there is a car available just in case she wants to use it. The 3rd one was my son's but he has emigrated leaving the car behind. Unfortunately it was on finance and he wants me to sort it out for him. Ho Hum. Kids eh? David Kemper

On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 19:48:57 -0500, Day Brown <daybrown@daybrown.org> wrote in alt.atheism: Joseph Humming wrote: Where would we be without young women? Bored. I note that none of them are here. I've logged onto some of the blogs and websites that purport to be 'wiccan', but I just dont have the patience for fluff bunnies. They're kinda cute, going on about love spells and potions, astrology, tarot, and runes. But when ...

Joseph Humming wrote: Happyness is still a rare thing we should cherish! I wouldn't say it was rare - but a little more happiness wouldn't go amiss! There is some hope for more. Look up Jampolsky, "Change your mind, change your life". From what I can tell, he thinks the ancient Stoic principle that you can improve you mind, is, in fact, true. And the Stoics were correct, in that it requires both physical and mental exercise....