... money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ticketing the car appropriately (parked on the pavement, I am assuming it isn't allowed in that location). Later, a ...

... have money to burn. In fact Traffic Wardens now appear to be unpopulareven with the police!! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1528424/Parking-ticket-Pc-arrests-warden.html A story it's impossible to draw conclusions from, as there are so few facts. From first sight, it would seem the traffic warden is ticketing the car appropriately (parked on the pavement, I am assuming it isn't allowed in that location). Later, a quote ...

... of that delegation, Left, Right and otherwise, agreed that Al Gore has been right the whole time. Global warming is real. We have to do something about it. Nobody who goes and spoke at this thing has come to any other conclusion. You need to understand that. This is our moment. This is our opportunity. Before I get to my comments, though, since we're here, I want to tell you about my personal experience in the Arctic. First of all, ...

...-style-concurrency/) Also, those who have read up on erlang's history should also know that experiments with Parlog were part of the early evolution. "1985-86 Experiments with Lisp,Prolog, Parlog etc. Conclusion: [...] It must also have a granularity of concurrency such that one asyncronous telephony process is represented by one process in the language. (Rules out Parlog.)" (http://www.erlang.org/course/history.html) Finally, we ...

On Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:08:13 -0600, _ Prof. Jonez _ wrote: "I was protected from harm by a guardian angel." Idiot pollster looking for a forgone and marketable conclusion. 30%% - 99%% of these people could have been speaking metaphorically or describing being helped by something either they or these pollsters could not fully understand. Ask anyone in the medical profession, Have you ever seen a ""miracle"" or something you ...

... dangerously or irresponsibly gets slated by the other posters here. What you seem to get upset by is when other parties in accidents get their actions looked at as well. We like to look at evidence and facts before coming to a conclusion about an outcome. As you've stated you don't want to do this ( and you've done this several times but if you want to look silly when I post the link feel free to object) its hardly a surpise you hold ...

... controlled experiments, no? neither you nor i, can establish "cause" or "lack of cause" since neither you nor i are implementing any RCE, no? or are you saying that your premises and arguments warrant causal conclusions to the exclusion of my premises and arguments? but, i am arguing, that there is a strong association between use of RPA and continued misunderstanding of differences between Hmong people. tell me, why do they write HMong ...

...of the 4 CDMA and 4 GSM wireless handsets tested would individually be likely to interfere with aircraft VOR, LOC, GLS, or GPS navigation radios". I would have thought that was an impossibly small sample size to draw conclusions from, especially as there are eight bands used by GSM alone! And this study covered only one GSM band, E-GSM900. Which (happily) happens to be the lowest band used in Oz. Sadly for ...

i was arriving at same conclusion. Once again....thank you for your posts! "PWLucido" wrote: Well, JTW, I don't think I can help you. It all comes down to how Outlook deals with displayed contacts on the To line. And if you read my "Addres resolution of contact from 'sharepoint' folder" post, you would see I am having a similar issue. I think we would all like it very much if we had an option in Outlook that told it to ...

... all of what there is to know. Now, finally, we can begin to evaluate the human phenomenon; we can begin to inquire as to our status and our potential in the chain of being, we can begin to act on the conclusions we form. It should be an interesting time. But first we have the drama of global warming. Will it blow us off course for a century? Will we be forced to resort to coercion again? Maybe if we had a stronger ...