... in Savannah itself, a coastal town of 130,000 where segregation persists, public support for Davis has been slow to ignite. Activists point to a local "don't rock the boat" sensibility rooted in a bitter racial history and deep small town ties. After the Board of Pardons and Paroles issued the stay of execution in March, a ...

... for the year, clapping the hollow-eyed postdoc on the back, then swinging past his pal at the funding agency to crush the little people who insist on rocking the boat, and so on, and so on... Not sure what the setting should be. String theory? Star wars? Bell Labs with that guy who Faked It All still beavering ...

...may regard it as unfair to publicize their internal machinations). I have no need to post there the vast majority of the time. So I don't want to rock the boat by requesting the privilege. I can't imagine anyone seriously questioning the value that you would provide to the process by having such access. Nice to ...

... it as unfair to publicize their internal machinations). I have no need to post there the vast majority of the time. So I don't want to rock the boat by requesting the privilege. I can't imagine anyone seriously questioning the value that you would provide to the process by having such access. Nice to know the ...

... 12:59 am, JudithSco...@webtv.net (Judy Scobee) wrote: Well, while King Crimson rocks your boat, Saturday (in Hollywood), Ringo & His All Stars Band are gonna be at The Greek...40.). = Judy =                         Tomorrow, Nie Inch Nails rocks Chicago's Grant Park for Lollapalooza; Radiohead is playing ... 5 songs they do in a live practice absolutely rock! Robin Fink has returned to the band, and this...

Well, while King Crimson rocks your boat, Saturday (in Hollywood), Ringo & His All Stars Band are gonna be at The Greek Theatre (outdoors) . . . wish I had tickets, maybe IF I go there early, I might buy one from a "no-show" from someone ($40.). = Judy =

Paul van Delst wrote: ... Umm... *you* don't want to rock the boat?? :o) (Yes, I'm having a good laugh, but I hope you know I'm laughing with you, not at you) A few years ago, anyone at all could send articles to their mailing list. I never saw any signs of abuse nor any spam on the list. Still, they changed the rules and restricted participation in the list (turns out that my name *is* ...

... unfair to publicize their internal machinations). I have no need to post there the vast majority of the time. So I don't want to rock the boat by requesting the privilege. Umm... *you* don't want to rock the boat?? :o) (Yes, I'm having a good laugh, but I hope you know I'm laughing with you, not at you) Gary Scott is correct... and ...

... regard it as unfair to publicize their internal machinations). I have no need to post there the vast majority of the time. So I don't want to rock the boat by requesting the privilege. I can't imagine anyone seriously questioning the value that you would provide to the process by having such access. -- J. ...

... may regard it as unfair to publicize their internal machinations). I have no need to post there the vast majority of the time. So I don't want to rock the boat by requesting the privilege. -- J. Giles "I conclude that there are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are ...