...lot more than what I have in my little prog. I'm hoping to get this done by putting sgehrd.f where I keep the source for gfortran. I would like to write the caller in f90 or f95 but certainly in free form. sgehrd.f looks like fixed form f77. My first question is how do I deal with calling an f77 routine with main compiled in contemporary gfortran? -- A good politician is quite as unthinkable as an honest burglar. H. L. Mencken

... Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just...

...to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just...

... consider those things. If Russia thinks selling their best jets would honk off China, for instance, it hurts the chances there that they'll give you top of the line stuff. Weren't the Aussies considering Eurofighters? Also, if you have F/A-18 already, that's a decent plane. Please tell me which of the above should be part of our procurement process. The stuff that would best help bring success in the event of the unthinkable.

...now happen to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just ...

...now happen to Washington Mutual and Wachovia in the coming days. The best parts of MerrillLynch will be salvaged, but it will now be absorbed into Bank of America. At least one venerable money market fund just did the unthinkable and was forced to "break the buck" (primarily, as I understand it because of investments in Lehman Bros securities). They put a 7-day halt on depositors getting access to their funds but that's very likely just ...

..., which is blatantly obvious). That doesn't make it meaningless or pointless. It is only cognitively meaningless. It may be semantically meaningful. The arising of the question terminates a default condition of unthinkingly taking metaphysical solipsism to be false (without even knowing what it is). We have no grounds for declaring it either true or false. That is why it represents a "transcendental choice point." We are ...

...century, "when the Russian intervention would have been standard operating procedure for a great power." We therefore must devise a strategy for bringing Russia "in line with the civilized world," where intervention is unthinkable. There were, to be sure, some who shared Mark Twain's despair. One distinguished example is Chris Patten, former EU commissioner for external relations, chairman of the British Conservative Party, chancellor of...

... one! Senator Minchin said he expected Mr Turnbull would continue to be a team player." Yep, he's as good at choking back his bile and resentment as NoNuts Costello was for years of blind, unthinking, unquestioning obedience to a devious little rodent whose dishonesty he describes graphically: 'he is certain that if re-elected as prime minister last year, Mr Howard would have gone back on his public ...

jeremy wrote: GB wrote: Stuff we take for granted now was unthinkable even 10 years ago. I'm not about to claim that I could even begin to guess at what computer technology I'll see 25 years from now. GB The famous example of how short sighted we can be is the famous set of quotes: "Nobody will ever need more than 640k RAM!" -- Bill Gates, 1981 "Windows 95 needs at least 8 MB RAM." -- Bill ...