In alt.flame.jesus.christ, crazed old man joe writ the curious subject line above and then added... " And you will look carefully for his place, and he will not be there. " Ps. 37:10 Yeah, but they'll still smell you, dummy! Well, I shant be looking for your stinking' corpse, and I doubt that anyone in Usenet will notice your passing. All your efforts for naught - no one reading your crap - you only create hate instead...

... you do not understand the meaning of criticism, or the meaning of “constructive” criticism. I suggest the following articles: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism http://xahlee.org/UnixResource_dir/writ/criticism.html plain text version follows -------------------- Criticism versus Constructive Criticism Xah Lee, 2003-01 A lot intelligent people are rather confused about criticism, especially in our “free-speech” free-for-...

... about the Baylor findings on guardian angel experiences is that they cross all boundaries. They have scriptural writ (in Psalm 91 and elsewhere). They are clearly experiential. And guardian angels are a prominent part ... about the Baylor findings on guardian angel experiences is that they cross all boundaries. They have scriptural writ (in Psalm 91 and elsewhere). They are clearly experiential. And guardian angels are a prominent part of ...

... of Christ) but one that occurs only within the restrictions of very specific ritual. What's interesting about the Baylor findings on guardian angel experiences is that they cross all boundaries. They have scriptural writ (in Psalm 91 and elsewhere). They are clearly experiential. And guardian angels are a prominent part of Catholic belief that happens to float freely outside of a sacrament. The cross-spectrum legitimacy of ...

...which one reports 2. One starts building gfortran oneself 3. One creates a small, simple patch, e.g. for a trivial bug or for the documentation 4. One gets involved in fixing bugs 5. One starts writting bigger patches & reviews other patches 6. The steering committee appoints one as maintainer (7. All the programs one uses work and one gets other work to do and thus one mostly stops gfortran development) Any help ...

...which one reports 2. One starts building gfortran oneself 3. One creates a small, simple patch, e.g. for a trivial bug or for the documentation 4. One gets involved in fixing bugs 5. One starts writting bigger patches & reviews other patches 6. The steering committee appoints one as maintainer (7. All the programs one uses work and one gets other work to do and thus one mostly stops gfortran development) Any help ...

... feature, which one reports 2. One starts building gfortran oneself 3. One creates a small, simple patch, e.g. for a trivial bug or for the documentation 4. One gets involved in fixing bugs 5. One starts writting bigger patches & reviews other patches 6. The steering committee appoints one as maintainer (7. All the programs one uses work and one gets other work to do and thus one mostly stops gfortran development) Any help at either ...

On 16 Aug., 16:19, Patrick Drechsler <patr...@pdrechsler.de> wrote: Jonas <jonasm...@googlemail.com> writes: for writting Latex-code I use Emacs and Auctex. Since I have a nice Makefile it would be great to use it and bind it to the shortcut C-c C- c. What do I have to write into my .emac file? ; At the end of the tex file, this will also find the correct make file ;; %%%%%% Local Variables: ;; %%%%%% TeX-command-...

...ll note them. On Sun, 7 Sep 2008 03:48:31 UTC, spudnik <Space998@hotmail.com> wrote: no-one seriously questioned Copernicus, who did not try to get his friend, Pope Urban, to put his stuff into the writ. Hard to see how this is relevant, since Galileo didn't do that either. Oh, and that's not really true, since a number of people, Catholic and Protestant, were really opposed to Copernicus' new-fangled theory. But it didn...

no-one seriously questioned Copernicus, who did not try to get his friend, Pope Urban, to put his stuff into the writ. Galileo would not even reply to a respectful query from Kepler -- talk about your sleepwalkers! Newton merely algebraized Kepler's three orbital constraints, and stole the solution from Hooke, to boot -- on the shoulders of a giant, who was physically a dwarf; hence, the joke. the British lagged by a hundred years in ...