... not. Jim PS With proper storage I dont expect tea to change taste over time. I have some approaching 40 years that still make a good cup. Iggy wrote: A quick question to those out there more familiar with Yunnan greens and raw pu-erhs: A year ago we ordered by mail a bunch of teas from Yunnan through tuochatea...

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 2:18 PM, Benjamin Huntsman <BHuntsman@mail2.cu-portland.edu> wrote: just a quick question... Has anyone managed to run Plan 9 on a pSeries system? Not that I know of, although a port to the PAPR virtualization layer would not be difficult. The closest is probably the libOS work I did (which was a modified Inferno kernel) that ran on ...

just a quick question... Has anyone managed to run Plan 9 on a pSeries system?

On Sep 3, 12:53 pm, Iggy <charles.daw...@gmail.com> wrote: A quick question to those out there more familiar with Yunnan greens and raw pu-erhs: A year ago we ordered by mail a bunch of teas from Yunnan through tuochatea.com.  Among those teas were a couple of large boxes of snow dragon, a very light green tea formed into little 1-inch corkscrews. In taste it reminded me of a bilochun, very ...

You may have found your answer by now but in case you haven't I found the solution on another post. You can export your contacts and then import them sorted with first name last name like you want. What you have to do is first go to Tools/Options/Contact Options Button then change the default "File As" setting to first last. Export your database in a .bcm format which is one of your export options. After exporting I imported them ...

I have the same problem. I imported all my contacts from ACT and now the File As field is listed as Last Name, First Name and it does the same thing with company names so that it jumbles them up. So far it hasn't been a huge problem on my Desktop PC since I have more search options but I use a Pocket PC extensively when away from the office and don't have the sorting and search capabilities on it. I don't remember near as many of my...

On Aug 14, 12:31 pm, Corey Foote <coreyfo...@hotmail.com> wrote: Hi, I've got one more quick question for you guys. The string I'd like to use as the newstring in M-x replace-regexp contains a few newline characters. Normally, I insert newlines by typing C-q C-j, but this doesn't work when calling this function. How do you specify a newline character ...

> Hi everybody, On Aug 14, 12:10 pm, Corey Foote <coreyfo...@hotmail.com> wrote: I've got a quick question. I did M-x replace-regexp and entered a regexp and newstring only to realize (after pressing return and seeing the replacement fail) that the newstring I entered was not quite right. When I type M-x replace-regexp again, I get the choice to use my ...

Corey Foote <coreyfoote@hotmail.com> writes: Hi everybody, I've got a quick question. I did M-x replace-regexp and entered a regexp and newstring only to realize (after pressing return and seeing the replacement fail) that the newstring I entered was not quite right. When I type M-x replace-regexp again, I get the choice to use my last replacement as the default. Is there...

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