About white people, some of whom are not white. http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200810/editors-choice I confess I enjoyed the blog. Too bad he turned it into a book-- almost always a mistake, in my humble and modest opinion. "No likes a rebel, unless he is a successful rebel" *cur*

.../history.html) Finally, we have Joe Armstrong's History of Erlang (page 7): "We started looking at languages like Parlog, KL/1 and Strand for possible inspiration. This actually turned out to be a mistake. The problem here has to do with the nature of the concurrency. In the concurrent logic programming languages, concurrency is implicit and extremely fine-grained. By comparison Erlang has explicit concurrency (via processes) and the ...

... The Evil Car continues to be allowed to exist in massive quantities, Because of people from your generation. and their drivers are allowed to kill with relative impunity, because of economics and short-sighted policies. Evidence? If you engineer work/ lifestyles around cars they will be become indispensable and that was the mistake made in the first place. That mistake was made by people of your generation Doug.

... reality, oh, no. The Evil Car continues to be allowed to exist in massive quantities, and their drivers are allowed to kill with relative impunity, because of economics and short-sighted policies. If you engineer work/ lifestyles around cars they will be become indispensable and that was the mistake made in the first place. -- World Carfree Network http://www.worldcarfree.net/ Help for your car-addicted friends in the U.K.

... of the aircraft isn't meshing as well as it should. Naturally, taxpayers have to foot the bill for the mistake (improper heat-treating of the titanium) which is found on 90 aircraft. The cost of repairing those wrinkles? Another $1...aging F-18s, Defence had to backpedal and admit that they didn’t know how to properly manage a CBR process. Mistakes on making the old F-18 combat worthy don’t stop there. Some years ago there was the goof up of...

... the show. Some people like to have a little control over what their children hear. And there's some harm in children hearing swear words? They're going to hear them anyway no matter what you do. The classic mistake. The harm isn't in children hearing swear words, the harm is in their parents not showing their disapprovement of their use. If a kid hears a swear word, it ain't going to hurt them, but if they hear their ...

Michael Coburn <mikcob@verizon.net> wrote in news:gb15p492ut8@news1.newsguy.com: Ah... My drop zone has been entered. That is the mistake of the classical economists or the mistaken interpretation of the classical economists. Vakue is __**MEASURED**__ in labor because there is no such thing as a "util". The error is in claiming that value _IS_ labor. READ THIS: http://www.greatervoice.org/essays/LaborTheoryOfCost....

...if gfortran supports OpenMP, but at least the flag -openmp seems to be interpreted as -o "penmp", setting the output file. Regards, Arjen Amusing : I did exactly the same mistake few month ago when testing OpenMP : -openmp with ifort, -xopenmp with SunF95 and -fopenmp with gfortran. When preparing installation procedures for several compilers and architectures, it is easy to fall down into the trap...

... him to answer the question how raw, undeveloped land can be valuable - sometimes in the millions of dollars. Where's the "labor" in the value? Ah... My drop zone has been entered. That is the mistake of the classical economists or the mistaken interpretation of the classical economists. Vakue is __**MEASURED**__ in labor because there is no such thing as a "util". The error is in claiming that value _IS_ labor. READ THIS: ...

... So we set out to build the negative narratives about Palin. This is stuff straight out of Taking on the System. I have a whole chapter on it, in fact. So we focused heavily on Palin, and make no mistake, it's exactly that intense focus that has taken its toll on her numbers: Approve Disapprove No Opinion 9/11: 52 35 13 +17 9/12: 51 37 12 +14 9/13: 49 40 11 +9 9/14...