...have to drink our own sewage?" asks Muriel Watson, a retired schoolteacher who sat on a California water-reuse task force and founded the Revolting Grandmas to fight potable reuse. She toured the Orange County plant but came away unsatisfied. "It's not the sun and the sky and a roaring river crashing into rocks" -- nature's way of purifying water. "It's just equipment." The Santa Ana River forms in the San Bernardino Mountains and flows ...

... tablets. In OS2008, it's called MAP and you get to test it before purchasing. The hackers were unsatisfied with the results, which are pretty plain like a Garmin dash unit, so they wrote Maemo Mapper to ... realtime), Open Maps and any mapping system that uses these same tiling standards. The hiker hackers were still unsatisfied so they wrote, and just released HIKE: http://maemo.org/downloads/product/OS2008/hike/ Instead of using ...

... in vim, although I'm not a very advanced vim user. The problem is I can't find a simple way to easily run a perl script and capture its output. I've tried different things but I'm still *very* unsatisfied with the implementation of the following basic workflow: 1. Edit a perl script in the editor 2. Press one key (eg. F5) to save and run the script 3. Print the output to a window below the editor window...

...> I work mostly in vim, although I'm not a very advanced vim user. The problem is I can't find a simple way to easily run a perl script and capture its output. I've tried different things but I'm still *very* unsatisfied with the implementation of the following basic workflow:      1. Edit a perl script in the editor      2. Press one key (eg. F5) to save and run the script      3. Print the output to a ...

... in vim, although I'm not a very advanced vim user. The problem is I can't find a simple way to easily run a perl script and capture its output. I've tried different things but I'm still *very* unsatisfied with the implementation of the following basic workflow: 1. Edit a perl script in the editor 2. Press one key (eg. F5) to save and run the script 3. Print the output to a window below the editor window...

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... mostly in vim, although I'm not a very advanced vim user. The problem is I can't find a simple way to easily run a perl script and capture its output. I've tried different things but I'm still *very* unsatisfied with the implementation of the following basic workflow: 1. Edit a perl script in the editor 2. Press one key (eg. F5) to save and run the script 3. Print the output to a window below the editor window 4. ...

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... Buckland" <anthonybucklandnos...@telus.net> wrote: So far, nobody has brought up the bad example Palin has set by over-reproducing on an overpopulated planet. To the point of having a child, hardly because of an unsatisfied desire to have children, at an age which makes producing a challenged baby more likely. Is she against birth control too?  That could be another reason why her teenage daughter is pregnant -- "No, ...