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Maybe. But certainly not if the action in Iraq is UN sponsored. This is why some countries will jump back on board. Heck, Oz will control some even if it's not UN sponsored.

Correct. In particular legs, arms and shoulders. I went limp as best I could. I released brakes when crash was iminent.

http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/feb2003/tc2003025_0198_tc056.htm I love competition.

Descriptions and an article about HSM including "esoteric DTF": http://itmanagement.webopedia.com/TERM/H/HSM.html http://searchstorage.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid5_gci214001,00.html http://www.enterprisestorageforum.com/management/features/article/0,,10558_1011401,00.html

Well, which install did you do: quick, custom, automated or existing. It sounds like F@H is waiting for you to input you name, team number, etc.

I have one I will loan you or sell cheap. C3 ~500 and set-top box with external power supply.

I can confirm that taxation was as you suggest back to at least '94. I got the impression that it has been this way for awhile.

When I'm cooking or something where I'm not really "listening" to the music I play this shoutcast station, WUNC 91.5 FM, Chapel Hill, NC. I wanna sample some Buddy Guy. Any one have access?

Yeah, it was more for general info.

I have to admit to being a bit surprised at how the poll is turning out.

Are we talking on the order of six non-routine appointments a day. More? Less?

Maybe the 200MHz problem is endemic! http://www.cluboc.net/reviews/cpu/amd/xp2400/p5.htm

Can they mix? Of course http://www.flyinghellfish.com/sounds/internet.wav

You could get an IDE floppy device and then use carriers with a removable front. I've done that with a zip drive.

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=7680

Media in HSM systems are not removed. Think of HSM as data that you do not need everyday but when do you need it faster than you can restore from tape.

Will SATA have full-duplex over only one of the two ports?

It's a lot clearer when although you are only sitting and minding the keys it is something the customer doesn't know how to do and by being off site you can't accept work from additional customers. I liked the bit about responsibility to your employees. In a one man operation this would be you...

Money for nothin' and the chics for free.

I agree that it depends on whether you were in a situation to do other work in the mean time or not. I have run into a similar problem in the past. I was required to coordinate my systems integration work with another company that made the custom business software. Should I charge for the time...

It sounds like you are saying you hav two known good ports and two known good computers. I would use one of the known good computers to test all the ports in the router. Then use a known good port on the router to test the flakey machine.

This page on the site claims 20 minutes at 400.

On second thought, I would VPN regardless. As Merc said, You are likely in an area where people have plenty of equipment and time.

I used to do like you do with my Palm. It has since died. These days activities outside the routine are scarce. I wake up in the morning and read through my old emails to see if I have anything planned. I don't forget the important appointments and when I forget the others I don't worry about...

I understand that the proof may exist but I do not have high enough clearance to see it. There is of course the possibility that the proof does not exist and security clearance is being used for a cover. Powell said during his briefing that he could not tell all he knew. He also indicated that...

In the wreck I alluded to before, I puposefully relaxed at the last moment. I used to drive that car in such a way that both my thumbs should be been dislocated. I chalk it up to relaxing. Dunno really. All in all the wreck bent the frame on the other vehicle (an F250) and nearly totaled the...

I have been in a 40MPH wreck with a seatbelt and airbag. I was in no danger of breaking anything on the airbag. Besides, I would think it takes quite a bit to fracture a facial bone. If the seat belt is tightened properly I don't see how you could impact the seatbelt. Even then, the nylon...

Heh, that is the second page I looked at in my research. I didn't read it closely enough. :o :roll:

Re: http://slate.msn.com/id/2078196/ Looks like you got a little fired-up there but I think I understand what you menat. :) No, I know that the leaders of France like all the counties of the world are in the business of taking care of its citizens wellbeing. This includes making decisions on...

A hernia is a condition in which part of the intestine bulges through a weak area in muscles in the abdomen. Relaxed muscles would certainly allow intestines to bulge through more easily. I am of the opinion that the conservation of damage in relation to staying relaxed in a crash would be...

http://slate.msn.com/id/2078196/ There is a whole cadre of European nations that are not conlicted about the justification of removal. The loudest seem to be countries who believe the world still revolves around them. Take France for instance. For the longest time and in so many ways France...

Again, unless you live in student housing and run wireless at home. At least some Cisco equipment lets the administrator restrict access based on MAC address (linksys products do too). If they are not requiring this I would definitely VPN.

Glad he's OK. Is the car drivable? It seems to have been parked in a parking spot.

My cats breath smells like cat food. PS. AD, I can be your editor. Just ask. Just don't punch me too hard or too often.

Don't we need to get that disertation reduced to a link to a web page?

Yea, Ralf. Don't mind me I just like saying your name.

What does one of those noebook carriers go for? I assume this is internal to the notebook.

It's a good system. Three of my machines have drive carriers and so have two OS drives apiece.

Hi Ralf.

Legalities aside, IIRC you only have to reactivate if there are significant hardware changes. MS activation servers would likely treat the second instalation as a a wipe and reload as no hardware has changed. I've not tried it though.

Outlook at home and Lotus Notes (bleck!) at work.

It's Friday! :D

I have used IE 100% of the time since version 3. I've found reason to change.

Sorry Prof, I'm with time.

If it were not economically effective they would stop. They do studies all the time to determine which combination of methods works best and in what volume. Maybe the telemarketers should start selling blood pressure medication.

Maybe it was Chaka Khan. I cringe whenever I hear their name. :)

Keep in mind, single %s need to be changed to double %s when used in a batch file. I'd also recommend changing the extension to .cmd.

Probably force of habit but I could have sworn Steve Case made the original post. :)

This is the funtional equivalent of Fushigi's code: for /F "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %I in ("%date%") do @md %I-%J-%K As is this: for /F "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %I in ('date /t') do @md %I-%J-%K Maybe the second is more universal.

I have never seen the system variables used that way (although I understand it now). Do you have a link to a resource that dicussed its use?