Killed My Independence Day Party"With all the spam that gets through, I had no idea a filter was in effect at the FoRK listserv. Turn it off! It not only risks silent false positives, but suffers them in such a way that individuals cannot adjust/detect/remedy them. Also, anti-spam startups need end-users. Centralized spam fighting takes food out of those coders' mouths!I still think self-add whitelists are underrated. A FoRK whitelist would presumably start with all subscribers, and grow from there. Bouncing problem mail, in a way that humans can understand how to whitelist themselves for a resend, avoids the problem of silent failures without opening the door to lazy, forged-"from" spammers. - Gordon----- Original Message ----- From: "Rohit Khare" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 12:25 PM Subject: Re: HD/ID: High-Def Independence Day > On Sunday, June 30, 2002, at 12:18 AM, Rohit Khare wrote: > > You're all invited to join me for a South Bay Hi-Def spectacle at my > > apartment in Sunnyvale on the Fourth! > > So here's the final report on the HD/ID party. As no less than TEN > forkers pointed out, the invitation, while sent on Sunday 6/30, was only > delivered ten days later on 7/9. > > It got flagged as spam. > > Yes, on a mailing list awash in crap -- and some it is even unsolicited > commercial email, heavens! -- our trusty mailman filters captured and > quarantined just two posts that week, one from me that was > 100K (the > fat articles) and one that was bcc:d (the invite). > > Now, it was a little difficult to recalibrate self-esteem, which as you > can imagine was proportional to the two-digit attendance -- in binary! > > According to the George Washington documentary, I almost had as much > alcohol on hand than he did -- Virginia tradition being to copiously > lubricate each voter. Election day was a public festival day, and it > cost poor George an average of SIXTY-FOUR shots of hard liquor PER VOTER > that day... > > So, herewith is the prize for most appropriate flame my delayed invite > got: > > > I unfortunately will have had other plans and thus will > > not be able to have made it. Yes. > > > > -faisal > > One of our competitors added: > > Wow - I just got this now - I guess that was KnowLate! > > And there is no prize for guessing which cold, dark forks emitted these > two plaints: > > From Whiny Dwarf: > > Fix your mail server! just a bit late! > > And Angry Dwarf: > > God DAAAAAMMMMMNNNNN IIIIITTT! I didn't see your message until now! > > Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! > > > > We would have been there if I had seen the message before. Kuso! (as > > the Japanese would say). > > > > Fuck. > > Fuck. > > Fuck. > > Fuck. > > Fuck. > > Fuck. > > Perhaps I should remind the latter gently that it was not in any way his > fault. The universe *was* out to get him! > > And finally, here's an object lesson for all ye of little faith to learn > from my sins: > > > SpamAssassin rated it spam (barely). Gotta stop > > using those "words and phrases which indicate porn" :-) > > Yes, boys and girls, Mr. Assassin, like Mr. Lott, gets very annoyed if > you call the Great American Shrine a... "boob tube" > > :-) > Rohit > > PS. This is the obscure footnote where I actually hide the bits in this > post. What we just encountered here is that an event-processing system > with a 10-day RTT cannot be used to reliably handle events more often > than once every 20 days. That's why I waited to reply. six bonus points > to anyone who can prove this hunch of mine. Hint: try analyzing the > problem in frequency-domain. > > http://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/forkhttp://xent.com/mailman/listinfo/fork


> Anyone know what Quaoar means or stands for? Can't find it in the
> dictionary. Scrabble players should be happy!
>
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I'm sure that The Beatles are weel happy with Microserfs for robbing them
blind of their "intellectual Property"I'm gonna mail complaints@microsoft.com and get them to put an end to these
windows cd's ;--)Don't suppose you have a reference for it? I've made a lot of friends in the
MS complaints department, its amazing what you can say to them and get away
with it --::)))CWAnd no sorry I don't know the solution, they must be pretty bad quality
though if you can fit 25 albums on one CD. I would say they are Mpeg encoded
or some buzz like that. ---------------------
I've got some really interesting wav files here.A friend had a Windows CD with, wait for it . . .Every Beatles Record ever released in the U.K.! Including the Christmas and
BBC special albums! All on one, ordinary CD! Yes a 650M CD!Of course this CD also had a special Windows app for playing this
collection!I had a look at the contents of the CD, since I don't do Windows, and the
albums appeared to be plain wav files? Each album in it's own wav file, 25
Albums, 25 wav files?!? I copied the wav files to my hard drive. Curious thing, though, noatun crashes on some of the larger ones, seems to
attempt to load the entire file into memory first, and on the ones it
doesn't
crash on, it plays them fast and noisily? kwave refuses to recognise them
completely and wavp just makes an ungodly noise!xanim can, and does play them correctly though. Unfortunately xanim does nothave any position control so you just have to listen to the album from startto finish.file has this to say about them:johngay@debian:/home/jgay$ file beatles/SGT.WAV
beatles/SGT.WAV: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft ADPCM,
stereo 22050 Hz
johngay@debian:/home/jgay$ ls -l beatles/SGT.WAV
-r-xr-xr-x    1 johngay  johngay  53334900 Sep 27  2001 beatles/SGT.WAVAnd this is SGT Pepper's lonely Hearts Club Band album. 51M is quite good,
considering it also has the inner track. But they certainly are NOT in
stereo.What I would like to do is split up the tracks and convert them the mp3 for
xmms. I'm jsut not sure what tools would be able to handle these strange
compressed wav's that only xanim seems to recognise? I like the albums, but
would prefer to be able to sellect tracks to play rather than entire albums
and be able to listen to all my music with one app. I know xmms has a WAV
plugin, but it does not recognise these either.Any help will be greatly appreciated!Cheers,	John Gay
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bang for the buck: 390 hp Mustang Cobra @ $35k.GG, recently emerged from the passenger side of a 2003 with the largest smile.-----Original Message----- From: fork-admin@xent.com [mailto:fork-admin@xent.com]On Behalf Of Joseph S. Barrera III Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 1:40 PM To: fork@spamassassin.taint.org Subject: Re: Mercedes-Benz G55 On the other end of the spectrum, I just bought a Honda del Sol for my new commute to San Jose (from San Bruno)... I wonder if it would fit in the cargo area of a G55.- Joe


high desert linguistics society / students call for papers the high desert linguistics society 2nd student conference in linguistics ( hdls - 2 ) march 26-27 , 1999 university of new mexico albuquerque keynote speaker : dr . sandra thompson , ucsb we invite student papers from all areas of linguistics , but we especially encourage papers in following specific areas of inquiry : form and function language change and grammaticization discourse analysis native american linguistics sign language linguistics computational linguistics sociolinguistics & language planning abstracts for 20 - minutes papers may be a maximum of one page . at the top of the abstract ( if by e-mail ) or on a separate page ( if on paper ) , please include : title of paper author name ( s ) and affiliation ( s ) topic area ( from the list above or whatever seems appropriate ) e-mail address paper mailing address submission deadline : abstracts must be received by jan . 22 , 1999 . where to submit : abstracts for 20 - minute papers should be e-mailed in ascii , word , or word perfect form to : < hdls @ unm . edu > . please use " abstract " as your subject header . if you are submitting more than one abstract , please e-mail each separately . if you prefer to use regular mail , send two copies of your abstract to : hdls - 2 abstracts university of new mexico humanities 526 albuquerque , nm 87131 proceedings the proceedings of the conference will be published in the summer of 1999 . inquiries : for more information , visit the conference web site at < http : / / www . unm . edu / ~ hdls / hdls - 2 / , available soon . e-mail inquiries : hdls @ unm . edu


new hire orientation for monday , may 22 , 2000 sally , please let me know if you ' d like to continue to receive this weekly report and / or you ' d like it revised in any way . thank you , toni graham human resources x 39995 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by toni graham / corp / enron on 05 / 19 / 2000 10 : 10 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : veronica parra @ ect 05 / 19 / 2000 03 : 52 pm to : lerea pharr / hou / ect @ ect , pamela j allison / hou / ect @ ect , gretchen jennings / hou / ect @ ect , felicia solis / hou / ect @ ect , nedre strambler / hou / ect @ ect , linda vargo / hou / ect @ ect , jennifer richard / hou / ect @ ect , sarah a davis / hou / ect @ ect , robin tumey / hou / ect @ ect , robbin stewart / hou / ect @ ect , angela sprock / hou / ect @ ect , susan skarness / hou / ect @ ect , janice riedel / hou / ect @ ect , jennifer burns / hou / ect @ ect , sheila walton / hou / ect @ ect , norma villarreal / hou / ect @ ect , teresa bien / corp / enron @ enron , hector mcloughlin / corp / enron @ enron , toni graham / corp / enron @ enron , michelle hargrave / hou / ect @ ect , carmen chavira / hou / ect @ ect , veronica parra / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : new hire orientation for monday , may 22 , 2000 name title doh badge hr rep supervisor co / rc lee ann chance specialist 5 / 22 / 00 yes n . villarreal bryce baxter 5 - 413 02631 - 000 kyle gibson sr . specialist 5 / 22 / 00 yes t . graham dan houston 5 - 413 00834 - 000 joll henenberg director 5 / 22 / 00 yes h . mcloughlin mary solmonson 5 - 413 02372 - 000 shona wilson director 5 / 22 / 00 yes k . melodick sally beck 5 - 413 00813 - 000 dempsey , dalton specialist 5 / 17 / 00 no k . melodick george smith 5 - 413 00720 - 000


On Sun, 15 Sep 2002 the voices made Marc Perkel write:> Right now we have one spam status flag indicating that a message is or
> is not spam. The idea being that the end user perhaps make a rule that
> would move the spam flagged messages into a spam folder and thus gain
> some time by presorting messages into to piles. If you (people) don't know enough to filter on the actual score they've got
the "stars", which will give them more than enough levers, if they want it.
	/Tony
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re : " snow " 1 / 2 about snow . . . first , i should apologize to tony for misunderstanding his cocktail advice - - his derivation of the origins of my misunderstanding is correct . second , i think that quotations from boas / whorf are very helpful and a good reminder to those of us in this debate . third , as to the question of whether or not sleet is related to snow . i do n't agree . it is , i agree , related ( and would be defined in relation to ) water , but ( at least i and a few other students that i asked ) would n't define it as a form of snow ( ditto for freezing rain ) . fourth , i agree with tony that " counting " has to be mediated by many considerations of grammatical structure in the compared languages and spread of the form in the speech community . but , i do n't think that this wipes out the ( admittedly small , but original ) point . fifth , i ' m going to sidestep the issue over ' lexicalization ' vs . ' complex construction ' because i do n't think that i share the same view as others on the importance / necessity of this distinction - - indeed , it is a bit ironic that another implication of sapir / whorf is that the view that our language is made up out of ' words ' and ' grammar ' ( constructions ) is precisely the kind of objectification , which we would expect and which formal distributional analyses show to be a simplification ) . as jonathan states , " figuring out just what counts as a simple , lexicalised form is * very * hard in yup ' ik , given that it has a rich , higly productive derivational morphology " . i agree and the answer would eventually have to draw lines along continua that i do n't think will be labelled ' lexical ' vs . ' construct ' ( and sapir offered some nice theoretical machinery for these kinds of comparative distinctions too ) . i still see only four ' arbitrary and unmotivated ' forms that deal specifically with 's now ' ( i . e . , snow , slush , blizzard , flurry ) . i ' ll leave it to others to decide whether or not various dialects of eskimo have more or less , but even if the point should fail here it still has life to it . so , i still find myself agreeing with the original insight . the point - - and not all that it has been used to argue - - has always seemed obvious to me . perhaps if we narrow the scope of the relevant speech community and bring it closer to home , it is easier to see . would n't we all accept the idea that _ on average _ lawyers ( vs . non-lawyers ) have more distinct forms for legal concepts than do others outside this community / culture ? ( and , of course , what we mean by distinct forms implies all of the complex relative distinctions hinted at above ) . similarly to take an example i know more about , statistically speaking arabs have more arbitrary and unmotivated forms for camels than english speakers ( even accounting for differences in the syntactico-semantic structures of the two languages ) . why does this simple - - and to be honest relatively uninteresting - - idea seem to bother people so much ? douglas j . glick department of anthropology vassar college doglick @ vassar . edu


fw : re : fw : ibuyit or it fyi . . . i believe we are doing the right things . jr - - - - - original message - - - - - from : lametrice dopson to : jenny rub sent : oct 17 , 2001 3 : 01 p subject : re : fw : ibuyit or it as of the first move to ecs , we are using surplus . we are purchasing stans for the monitors . we are not purchasing monitors or pcs unless it ' s a special request . - - - - - original message - - - - - from : jenny rub to : lametrice dopson sent : oct 17 , 2001 2 : 16 p subject : fw : ibuyit or it in these cases are we existing flat panels and peripherals ? - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise to : jenny rub sent : oct 17 , 2001 1 : 39 p subject : fw : ibuyit or it - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise sent : wednesday , october 17 , 2001 12 : 40 pm to : wasaff , george ; pickering , mark cc : black , don subject : ibuyit or it here ' s a little issue . we have recently needed some screens , pcs etc for new starters . obviously this is a bit of a peculiar time to buy something when we are on the point of moving . my understanding from don black ( who is hiring these people ) is that we have to use ibuyit to request equipment for these people rather than just get it to give us a temporary ( old screens from egm ) until we move . what is happening behind the scenes on this issue - do you go an buy new ones or is someone substituting ones that are now redundent ? thanks louise - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sent from a blackberry wireless handheld


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workshop annoncement and call for papers - clitics workshop announcement and call for papers c l i t i c s 24th - 26th february 1999 konstanz university , germany we are pleased to announce our workshop on ' clitics ' during the 21st annual meeting of the german society of linguistics in konstanz ( germany ) . in linguistic research , clitics play an increasingly prominent role . the status of clitics is under discussion in phonology , morphology , and syntax , as well as in the respective interfaces . in these fields , the discussion on clitics gives rise to controversial analyses . one open question is whether we need in fact a separate linguistic category ' clitic ' , or whether these elements can be subsumed under different linguistic categories , such as affixes . - with respect to phonology , it is undetermined how clitics are incorporated into phonological structure . should we distinguish a clitic group in the prosodic hierarchy , are clitics part of prosodic words , or are they left outside prosodic structure ? how is their phonological deficiency best accounted for ? - concerning the morphology of clitics , especially regarding the occurrence of opaque clitics in clitic clusters , analyses within the framework of distributed morphology compete with those which propose an optimality theoretic solution . - also , the morphosyntactic status of clitics is unclear . is it possible to capture the order of clitics in clitic clusters in a more explanatory way than in terms of templates ? the complex conditions on clitic doubling give rise to the question whether clitics should be analysed as agreement markers or as arguments . - syntactic aspects of clitics play a major role in recent analyses in different theoretical frameworks . for instance , there is no agreement on the explanation of clitic climbing and it is an unsettled issue whether clitic placement should be accounted for in a syntactic , prosodic , prosodic-syntactic , or optimality-theoretic approach . the workshop intends to bring together phonologists , morphologists , and syntacticians and provides an ideal opportunity to share insights and to discuss the issues mentioned above . in addition to the invited speaker presentations , there are 9 slots for 30 - minute presentations , and 3 slots for 1 hour presentations ( including discussion ) . invited speakers : geert booij ( free university amsterdam ) jane grimshaw ( rutgers university ) juan uriagereka ( university of maryland ) please send a one-page abstract before 15th august 1998 to : birgit gerlach & janet grijzenhout , seminar fuer allgemeine sprachwissenschaft , heinrich - heine - universitaet , universitaetsstr . 1 , 40225 duesseldorf , germany . we may be contacted by e-mail at gerlach @ phil-fak . uni-duesseldorf . de , or grijzenh @ phil-fak . uni-duesseldorf . de


re : draft responses to ferc staff good one .


enron mentions dynegy ' s enron deal faces major uncertainties huge new liabilities , possible regulatory opposition may complicate takeover wall street journal , 11 / 12 / 01 companies microsoft sees reprieve business line , 11 / 12 / 01 unravelling the dynegy enigma business standard , 11 / 12 / 01 dynegy throws enron $ 44 bn lifeline australian financial review , 11 / 12 / 01 indian court bars enron from serving final termination notice asia pulse , 11 / 12 / 01 us utilities trader narrowly escapes junk debt status the financial news , 11 / 12 / 01 investors priced in enron bond default the financial news , 11 / 12 / 01 andersen faces jeopardy in enron accounting error , experts say bloomberg , 11 / 12 / 01 dynegy calls sec ' s probe of enron ` financial noise ' ( updatel ) bloomberg , 11 / 12 / 01 citigroup , j . p . morgan mull $ 500 mln enron stake , dow says bloomberg , 11 / 12 / 01 enron corp . raised to ` hold ' at prudential bloomberg , 11 / 12 / 01 hedging bets on the enron - dynegy deal by james j . cramer > realmoney . com report on business : the wall street journal dynegy ' s enron deal faces major uncertainties huge new liabilities , possible regulatory opposition may complicate takeover john emshwiller and rebecca smith wall street journal 11 / 12 / 2001 the globe and mail metro b 8 " all material copyright ( c ) bell globemedia publishing inc . and its licensors . all rights reserved . " dynegy inc . ' s proposed $ 8 . 85 - billion ( u . s . ) takeover of enron corp . faces major uncertainties , ranging from possible opposition from regulators to potentially huge new liabilities and writeoffs at enron . the problem with regulators could come from antitrust worries about folding houston - based enron , the biggest u . s . trader of natural gas and electricity , into dynegy , another major energy trader , also based in houston . enron currently handles a quarter of all the natural gas and electricity traded in the united states . the combined company - - which would be called dynegy inc . - - would have 22 , 000 megawatts of generating capacity and 40 , 000 kilometres of natural gas pipelines , making it one of the largest companies in the united states in each of those categories . while enron and dynegy officials said they expect the merger to garner the necessary government approvals , the review by regulators is expected to take months . as for unpleasant financial surprises , enron has already produced a devastating stream of them over the past month , ranging from huge writeoffs of assets and reductions of shareholder equity to major downward restatements of past earnings reports . much of this turmoil has been caused by enron ' s dealings with private partnerships run by its own officers . indeed , recent enron disclosures indicate that as much as half of the company ' s pretax earnings in recent years came from deals with these officer - related partnerships , raising further questions about the quality of enron ' s earnings and the potential for hundreds of millions of dollars of additional writeoffs or restatements . enron ' s partnership dealings have sparked more than a dozen shareholder lawsuits and a formal investigation by the u . s . securities and exchange commission . in a measure of the continuing concerns over enron ' s financial condition , both moody ' s investors service and standard & poor ' s once again downgraded enron ' s debt on friday , this time to just one level above non - investment grade , or " junk " status . they also kept the company under review for possible additional downgrades , and s & p put dynegy on the same status . a downgrade to junk status could force enron to come up with hundreds of millions of dollars in cash or stock to buttress some of its complicated financial transactions . in an interview friday , dynegy chairman chuck watson said his company made " a good assessment " of enron ' s condition and that in " the worst - case we can come up with . . . we feel


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In article  you write:
>>>> Patrick Salsbury writes:
>
>  Patrick> One of the features I really like about exmh is the
>  Patrick> ability to see which folders have unseen messages in
>  Patrick> them, but recently, it seems to have vanished into the
>  Patrick> bowels of my window manager in a place I can't get
>  Patrick> to. It claims to be running, but doesn't appear
>  Patrick> anywhere onscreen. (I'm using Enlightenment with a 2x2
>  Patrick> virtual desktop. I've tried dropping it to only 1
>  Patrick> screen. No help.)
>  Patrick>
>
>This may not help/work but I've discovered recently that
>Alt-middle-mouse pops up a list of all of my windows.  If I leave
>my mouse on the background, it lists Alt-middle-mouse as "Display
>Task List Menu".
>
>HTH,
>
>- Bill
	When I do that, it just moves my mouse to the very edge of a window
(probably trying to center it on the off-screen window in question.) 	I'll have to try it with another window manager and see if I can
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re : meter 8740 dec 99 robert and i put our heads together and decided to enter the partnership agreement on the days in question to keep the third parties whole . thu - it will be reallocated in about five minutes . if you have any questions , please let me know . - aimee daren j farmer 03 / 22 / 2000 01 : 47 pm to : aimee lannou / hou / ect @ ect cc : brenda f herod / hou / ect @ ect , thu nguyen / hou / ect @ ect , robert e lloyd / hou / ect @ ect , cynthia hakemack / hou / ect @ ect , megan parker / corp / enron @ enron subject : re : meter 8740 dec 99 we do not have deal to enter for this . you need to look at the entire midtex line for each of the days that are out of balance . if we are short at katy , i would think that we would be long at dewville . ( many times , our receipts from the midtex line at katy are offset by our deliveries to tufco at the tap . ) this should help you fix the january problem . also , for december , you may need to ask pg & e where they show the delivery for western . is it at hpl katy , as our records show , or is it at pge ' s another point on the midtex line ? in any case , we don ' t have deliveries to make . the only other remedy is to book the variance on the partnership imbalance . d aimee lannou 03 / 22 / 2000 01 : 24 pm to : daren j farmer / hou / ect @ ect cc : brenda f herod / hou / ect @ ect , thu nguyen / hou / ect @ ect , robert e lloyd / hou / ect @ ect , cynthia hakemack / hou / ect @ ect , megan parker / corp / enron @ enron subject : meter 8740 dec 99 daren - can you set up a delivery deal for meter 8740 for jan 00 and dec . 99 ? i checked oss and there is an 089 operational contract that took the swing in case the meter flows more or less than the nom . third party contracts are supposed to stay whole . days 12 - 14 did not flow enough to cover the noms for western . we have the same problem on jan . 25 . please let me know , brenda herod would like this resolved today , as would i . - aimee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by aimee lannou / hou / ect on 03 / 22 / 2000 01 : 10 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - aimee lannou 03 / 06 / 2000 04 : 36 pm to : stacey neuweiler / hou / ect @ ect cc : thu nguyen / hou / ect @ ect subject : meter 8740 dec 99 stacy - can you please set up a new deal for meter 8740 for dec . 99 . the problem with this meter is , all third party transports should stay whole and hpl takes the swing . several days the meter did not flow enough and the third parties did not receive all of their gas . i need a delivery set up so the 3 rd parties will stay whole . if you have any questions , please let me know . thanks . - aimee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by aimee lannou / hou / ect on 03 / 06 / 2000 04 : 30 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : thu nguyen 03 / 06 / 2000 04 : 14 pm to : aimee lannou / hou / ect @ ect cc : george grant / hou / ect @ ect subject : meter 8740 dec 99 aimee , we are still having problem with this meter . from what i understand of our conversation a week or two ago , hpl needs to take the swing to keep the other contracts whole . in the case where we have excess flow the hpl ( r ) contract takes the swing . so in the case where we are short , shouldn ' t we have a hpl ( d ) contract to take the swing ? please let me know if this will work . i need to get back with settlement today . thanks thu


On Fri, Jul 26, 2002 at 11:24:30PM +0100, John Gay wrote:
> A while ago I asked what other packages I should optomize for Pentium. One
> person answered GlibC. This got me thinking about GCC itself, so I asked on
> another list and got a few answers, most were "don't even think about it" but
> a few suggested GCC and one pointed me to Linux From Scratch.why?or more specifically, what do you mean?  on one hand you can optimise
how gcc is compiled.  all that will do is make it generate the exact
same code just a smidge faster.  and since gcc is such a memory pig,
you'd do better to buy more ram to up your fs cache hits and to keep
gcc's heap out of swap.on the other side you can look into patches to gcc that affect it's
code generation.  um, ok, but keep in mind that compiler errors suck.
i can't express that enough.  compilers should just work.  perfectly.
always.  doing anything that might affect that is, in my opinion, insane.
they're hard to trace and you'd better have a deep knowledge of what's
going on to either report bugs to the patch developers or to fix it
yourself.  plus my understanding is that gcc would need major changes
to get large speed boosts on x86 chips.kevin--
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nonreferential np 's in english in a number of lgs ( roviana and yup ' ik eskimo being the two in which i have encountered this ) , nonreferential np 's are phonologically and / or morphologically / syntactically incorporated into the vrb / verb phrase / verb group . are there any similar structural clues which could be used to identify nonreferential np 's in english ? my interest is in identifying nonreferential np 's in written english so that a computer natural lg processing system would know not to set up referents for them to serve as antecedents for subsequent anaphora resolution . compounds ( e . g . duck-shooting season ) can i suppose be treated superficially as single words , but what about things like ' lose faith in ' , ' catch sight of ' . of course , some criteria will involve larger discourse issues , but it may be that it is possible to identify at least some nonreferential np 's " cheaply " , i . e . just by looking within a clause and / or considering inherent lexical semantics . i will summarize and post any replies to this list . regards , simon corston .


management hot list update attached is the management hot list update sheet for this week . please give me a call with any questions . regards , melissa jones enron north america ( 713 ) 853 - 7960 ( 713 ) 503 - 7537 - mobile


re : approval is overdue : access request for paul . d . thomas @ enron . com agree , especially if the guy doesn ' t even want it anymore ! for background , this directory id one i set up for dave ryan and todd decook to deposit there forecast data and exchange with mine - - - mike


I think one step towards deployment is creating a re-usable tokenizer
for mail messages.  The current codebase doesn't expose an easy-to-use
or easy-to-customize tokenizer.The timtest module seems to contain an enormous body of practical
knowledge about how to parse mail messages, but the module wasn't
designed for re-use.  I'd like to see a module that can take a single
message or a collection of messages and tokenize each one.I'd like to see the tokenize by customizable, too.  Tim had to exclude
some headers from his test data, because there were particular biases
in the test data.  If other people have test data without those
biases, they ought to be able to customize the tokenizer to include
them or exclude others.Jeremy


Hi,Thanks for the replies. It turns out that it was an IRQ conflict with an old
sound card.Despite checking the BIOS and running the 3c509 setup utility on
http://www.scyld.com/diag, the 2.4 kernel still picked a card on IRQ 5 and 10.It works fine now that the sound card is removed, but I'm still confused as to
why this worked in 2.2.18 but not 2.4.19, seems like a regression to me...Thanks again,Cheers,
~AlOriginal question:
> Hi folks,
>
> I decided to upgrade the kernel on a machine at home from 2.2.18pre21 to the latest from kernel.org which is 2.4.19.
>
> However I have encountered one problem, my network card now dosent work, well kind of dosent work...
>
> Instead of one eth0 on IRQ 10 I now get:
> Aug  4 11:31:51 mira kernel: eth0: 3c5x9 at 0x220, 10baseT port, address  00 10 5a 3e 0e 48, IRQ 5.
> Aug  4 11:31:51 mira kernel: 3c509.c:1.18 12Mar2001 becker@scyld.com
> Aug  4 11:31:51 mira kernel: http://www.scyld.com/network/3c509.html
> Aug  4 11:31:51 mira kernel: eth1: 3c5x9 at 0x300, 10baseT port, address  00 10 5a be 0e 48, IRQ 10.
> Aug  4 11:31:51 mira kernel: 3c509.c:1.18 12Mar2001 becker@scyld.com
> Aug  4 11:31:51 mira kernel: http://www.scyld.com/network/3c509.html
>
> This results in the interface(s) coming up but while packets can go out they can not come in.
>
> I've tried not loading the 3c509 mdule on bootup and then `modload 3c509 IRQ=10` bit it still gets loaded as above, on IRQ 5 and 10. On 2.2 it loads to IRQ 10.
>
> Anyone got any suggestions on what to do here? Its a debian 3.0 distro. This works fine when booted to 2.2 so the hardware/BIOS etc seem ok, so it seems to be 2.4 spacific. Have I missed some kernel setting?
>
> Cheers,
> ~Al--
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enron / hpl actuals for sept . 14 , 2000 teco tap 25 . 000 enron / 112 . 500 hpl gas daily hpl ls katy 15 , 000 enron


implementation of the gas message board application please see the following instructions for the new messenging board . if you have any trouble entering into this site , please let me know . everyone should now be setup and ready to go . you will have to add this site to one of your favorites . the gas message board application can run on both ie 5 . 0 and ie 5 . 5 now . attached is the url for user to run the application . http : / / gasmsgboard . dev . corp . enron . com please feel free to forward above url to people who like to test the application . here is the steps they should do : 1 ) launch internet explorer 2 ) type : http : / / gasmsgboard . dev . corp . enron . com ( or just open this email and click on above url ) 3 ) users should see the messages if there is any new messages for today . if they don ' t see any messages , there are two reasons : ( 1 ) they are not valid users . their names have not been added into the nt web _ gastraders group yet . please contact chrysti hardy to add their names into the group . ( 2 ) there is no new messages added yet . 4 ) click on " comments " button to add messages : there will be a popup window when user clicks on " comments " button . there are two ways to send the messages after typing the messages into the text box : ( 1 ) just simply press enter to send the message . or ( 2 ) click on " send " button to send the message . 5 ) after the message has been sent , the message will be displayed on the main window immediately , the rest people who are online will get the new message in less than 30 seconds . this time can be reduced to as less as 1 second . however , i would not recommend to reduce the time interval less than 10 second . because each time the browser refreshes the screen , the screen will be blink . users don ' t want the screen blink every second while they read the messages . 6 ) all messages will be cleaned up daily at 6 : 00 pm . if they like to clean them up later than 6 : 00 pm , please let me know . i can reset the time . note : right now the application is under test environment . if they like it , i will move it into production environment soon . let me know any feedbacks . thanks , fangming


re : financial engineering associates karla , thanks . here are helyette ' s coordinates : helyette geman universite de paris - dauphine place du marechal de lattre - de - tassigny 75775 paris cedex 16 phone : 33 1 44 054 943 ( o ) 33 1 46 040 110 ( h ) ( f ) fax : 33 1 44 054 937 geman @ cidmail . services . dauphine . fr helyette . geman @ dauphine . fr vince from : karla feldman 03 / 06 / 2000 01 : 50 pm to : vince j kaminski / hou / ect @ ect , stinson gibner / hou / ect @ ect cc : subject : financial engineering associates vince and stinson , i checked the file and the maintenance that automatically renews on 4 / 1 / 2000 is for the following products : all 4 of your @ global licenses spav swing i will go ahead and contact fea and see about getting the renewal invoice for these . i ' ll send it to shirley for payment once i have it . the products : @ interest , seapc , and seapp have not been on maintenance for a while . fea told us a couple of years ago i believe that they do not have maintenance available for these products any longer . so , you don ' t need to worry about cancelling @ interest . also , just fyi - your @ energy . 1 and @ energy . 2 licenses have maintenance through 10 / 20 / 2000 . if you have any questions , please let me know . otherwise , i will proceed with contacting fea about you renewal of the @ global , spav , and swing licenses . thanks , karla


re : ees ena fyi " done " means that i talked with forster about the industrial split and sent him the lavo / delainey memo . i did not talk to him about the gray areas re utilities , generators , etc . - my understanding is that that is not resolved / clear . chris calger 503 - 464 - 3735 - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise sent : friday , july 20 , 2001 11 : 35 am to : calger , christopher f . subject : ees ena could you spend some time explaining the whole split ( customers ) to dave forster . duran and ader have given up and dave has taken over from duran to sort it out . louise kitchen chief operating officer enron americas tel : 713 853 3488 fax : 713 646 2308


faculty contact and schedule persentation please respond to dear mr . kaminski , the following are the faculty details : ms . deborah j . barrett instructor & dir . , mba communications phone 713 - 348 - 5394 barrett @ rice . edu mr . wil uecker associate dean for executive education phone 713 - 348 - 5869 uecker @ rice . edu mr . dennis wayne loughridge adjunct professor - management phone 713 - 348 - 4869 lounghrid @ rice . edu i will also speak with the faculty and inform them about the details concerning the presentation on may 7 at enron office ( time to be determine ) and the dinner following it . sincerely , luigi calabrese rice mba candidate class of 2002


fw : a / s line agreement louise , - hello i have attached the draft of the indemnity anne sent to aep last week . this is still under discussion as aep has not yet commented on this draft . we expect to get their initial comments tomorrow after aep arrives and meets with their counsel . the a / s line resolution is now the critical path item and the note below is a discussion of the current status of the a / s line and where we want to end up with aep - - - - - original message - - - - - from : koehler , anne sent : friday , may 25 , 2001 3 : 29 pm to : michael waller cc : dkpenrod @ aep . com ; douglas eyberg ; gmprescott @ aep . com ; jwseidensticker @ aep . com ; gray , barbara ; redmond , brian ; chriscollins @ velaw . com subject : re : a / s line agreement and entex performance guarantee mike : attached hereto are ( i ) form of letter agreement regarding the handling of archived files and ( ii ) draft of a second amendment to the purchase and sale agreement reflecting the parties agreement regarding the a / s line . please review and call with any questions or comments . anne c . koehler sr . counsel , ena eb 3839 713 - 853 - 3448 " michael waller " 05 / 25 / 2001 01 : 01 pm to : anne . c . koehler @ enron . com cc : dkpenrod @ aep . com , gmprescott @ aep . com , jwseidensticker @ aep . com , " douglas eyberg " subject : re : a / s line agreement and entex performance guarantee anne : thanks for the prompt response . i have some concerns about the performance guaranty . the guaranty document covers three specific contracts ( referred to as " transaction agreements " ) , but those contracts are not identified in the performance guaranty by contract number . i have reviewed schedule 4 . 13 and think i have identified the three contracts as # 96019120 , # 9604582 and # 96002879 , and i note that all of these contracts are also listed as " newco contracts on schedule 4 . 13 . however , the parties to these three contracts as listed in schedule 4 . 13 doesn ' t match the designation of the parties in the performance guaranty . obviously the three contracts have " changed hands " on both sides , i . e . , seller and buyer . since the performance agreement is an existing obligation of hpl , there must be a set of records that clearly traces and memorializes the changes in the guaranteed obligations , and we must see that set of records before aep can finally determine how to address the performance agreement . obviously aep doesn ' t want to create any unnecessary problems with entex as the beneficiary of the guaranty , but i want to be sure that this arrangement doesn ' t need some attention in connection with the closing . if you can make the relevant records available i ' ll very promptly review them and we can then decide if anything needs to be done before the closing . thanks for your help . mike michael r . waller leboeuf , lamb , greene & macrae 1000 louisiana street , suite 1400 houston , texas 77002 e - mail address : mwaller @ llgm . com ( 713 ) 287 - 2015 this e - mail , including attachments , contains information that is confidential and may be protected by the attorney / client or other privileges . this e - mail , including attachments , constitutes non - public information intended to be conveyed only to the designated recipient ( s ) . if you are not an intended recipient , please delete this e - mail , including attachments , and notify me . the unauthorized use , dissemination , distribution or reproduction of this e - mail , including attachments , is prohibited and may be unlawful .


date formats hello , this is a query about the different ways in which dates can be expressed in different languages , and whether there are constraints that apply in relation to register ( eg formal , informal , etc ) , genre ( magazine , newspaper , personal vs business letter , etc ) , historical , instrumental ( format of calendars ) , nationality , etc . my initial impressions are the following . as far the english speaking world goes , in britain there is a variety of ways in which dates can be expressed in writing , including day month year ; day-ordinal month year ; month day , year ; month day-ordinal , year . interestingly , this variety is not found in numerical form , in which ` day / month / year ' is expected . note that the separators vary , the most common being the slash ( / ) , others being the dash ( - ) , the period ( . ) and the blank space ( ) . in the other formats in which words are used , only the ` month ' slot can be spelled out , with days and years being expressed in numbers . variations include the use of ` the ' preceding ordinal day numbers . sometimes one can find different formats being used in different parts of the same publication , eg the header and the report in a newspaper . this seems to be in contrast with the usa where ` month day , year ' seems to predominate whatever the situation , even when expressed numerically as in 1 / 7 / 95 which is normally read by americans as the seventh day of the month of january , whereas the british would take it to mean the first day of the month of july , which is a 6 - month difference . apparently , the americans are the only ones to adopt month / day / year . someone once told me this is an old format which came into being as a result of the fact that , in looking for today 's date , one would look in a calendar first of all for the current month , with the year being taken for granted . any ideas ? what 's the norm in other languages / dialects , etc ? thanks in advance , tony - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tony berber sardinha | tony1 @ liverpool . ac . uk aelsu | fax 44-51 - 794-2739 university of liverpool | po box 147 | http : / / www . liv . ac . uk / liverpool l69 3bx | ~ tony1 / homepage . html uk | - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -


URL: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/10/03.html#microsoft_redesign
Date: 2002-10-03T14:42:29-05:00_Jeffrey Zeldman_: Party like it's 1997[1]. â€œMicrosoft has redesigned.
Its new layout uses font tags and other deprecated junk straight out of the
mid-1990s. ... When a W3C member company that helped create XHTML and CSS
ignores or misuses those web standards on its corporate site, you have to
wonder who didn't get the memo.â€ The new design also fails even the most basic accessibility tests[2]; the home
page contains 80 instances of images without ALT text. This is the same basic
failing for which the Sydney Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games was
successfully sued in 2000[3]. Here is what microsoft.com looks like in a text-only browser[4]. (To better
understand the experience, take a piece of paper and cover your entire monitor
except for the top line, then scroll the window slowly so you can only read one
line at a time.) While nothing is technically locked out (all the links are
regular links, nothing requires Javascript to function properly), all the
un-ALT-enhanced images (which are mostly spacer images and images-as-bullets)
add so much clutter to the page that it's very difficult to navigate. Meanwhile, I don't want to imagine what it would sound like through a screen
reader. Want to find the search box? That's â€œ1pttrans dot gif 1pttrans
dot gif search for 1pttrans dot gif 1pttrans dot gif form edit box 1pttrans dot
gif submit button go 1pttrans dot gif link advanced search 1pttrans dot gif
...â€ And I hope you weren't looking for Microsoft's accessibility home
page[5]; it's the 76th link on the page (out of 76).[1] http://www.zeldman.com/daily/0902b.html#prince
[2] http://bobby.watchfire.com/bobby/bobbyServlet?advanced=true&URL=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.microsoft.com%2F&gl=wcag1-a&Text=text&line=line&an_errs=an_errs&stealth=Bobby%2F3.3&output=Submit
[3] http://www.contenu.nu/socog.html
[4] http://diveintomark.org/public/microsoft_lynx_output.txt
[5] http://www.microsoft.com/enable/


left office i must pick up my children . i will provide all docs to you later this evening . please call on my cell if you have further questions . laura


updated nepco data louise and john , i have included expected project profitability in the comments section of the attached , updated version of what was previously forwarded you . regards , dave


joao neves vince , i wanted to follow up with you to see if you had an opportunity to review joao neves ' resume , which i sent ? you last wednesday , and to get your feedback on him . ? please ? let me know if you are interested in ? setting up an interview . ? also , i will be in houston the afternoon of ? friday , 4 / 13 , and would welcome the opportunity to meet with you in person , if your schedule allows . ? ? i look forward to hearing from you . ? regards , ? kate szablya power brokers , llc energy search and recruitment 303 - 716 - 2987 303 - 619 - 7589 cell 303 - 716 - 3426 fax kate @ powerbrokersllc . com www . powerbrokersllc . com ? ?


You are right though. I can't give you the space you want and need. This is really starting to become an issue. I was going to suggest setting a definite move out--if i'm still there-- after greece. But maybe you are ready and should do it now.


We spend our days waiting for the ideal path to appear in front of us.. But what we forget is.. "paths are made by walking.. not by waiting.." Goodnight!


canada 2001 plan - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - forwarded by david w delainey / hou / ect on 02 / 15 / 2001 06 : 57 pm - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - from : rob milnthorp 02 / 15 / 2001 06 : 32 pm sent by : nella cappelletto to : david w delainey / hou / ect @ ect , john j lavorato / corp / enron cc : subject : canada 2001 plan as promised , please find attached the canada 2001 plan . regards , rob


need word lists hi ! i have a program that generates bizarre poetry with an accompanying file of words . i am looking for word lists out on the net . lists of nouns , adjectives , verbs , adverbs , conjunctions , etc . also , if you know of any word lists by topic : computer , science , drama , art , agric-sci , plz let me know where these are on the net . thanks ! gloria mcmillan * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * gmcmillan @ east . pima . edu http : / / pimacc . pima . edu / ~ gmcmillan / index . html virtual classroom : diversity university moo telnet > 128 . 18 . 101 . 106 8888 login as : co guest type : @ go # 2673 * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - *


On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Gregory Alan Bolcer wrote:
--]Elias Sinderson wrote:
--]> 802.11b - 11Mbps per channel over three channels in the 2.4GHz range
--]> (also shared with microwaves and cordless phones)
--]
--]Microwaves, cordless phones and video-based baby monitors....Well I dont have to worry about microwavers in the house. Ours died a week
or so ago and due to doing some research we will nto be getting anysuch
device in the near or far future. I mean even if one half of the crap it
is reported to do is true it s just not worth it for a quick cup or warm
chai.Which brings me to the fact that finding a good Convection only (not combo
with a microwaver) oven of any good size is dang near impossible unless
you go up to the bizness sizes. thankfully there is Dehlongi of which
costco has thru thier online store.Now of course the question is do we get it delivered to the old house or
the new one (yep we got our offer approved and are in the short run down
to a long mortage:)  we close on oct 31. though the realestate agent says
t happens like that a lot, I still find it incrediably jolting to have
found a house inthe hood I want with the space dawn wants on sunday and we
are signing papers on tuesday night with a close at the end of the month.Which of course means....wifi land for wsmf:)- )So far I like the Linksys dsl/cable router all in one wifi ap. The Dlink
has the funky 22mb stuff IF you use all thier stuff across the net and the
way things go I cant say thats gonna happen for sure. Pluse the Linksys
stuff is all over the mass market sotres so I cna walk home with parts at
any time.The fun now comes with a realization that with ATTbi cable as my main hose
tot he net offering up bwf might be a tad problematic....So i am thinking
of ways around/through/under that. the setup of the particualrs are far
form set in stone...any ideas would be welcome.Also any portlanders.....party time.
-tom


Some friends want me to drive em someplace, probably take a while


re : aes $ 2 mm louise : we will receive the $ 2 million when aes and tva execute an interconnection agreement for aes ' haywood project . while it is possible that this agreement will be executed this month ( 50 % ) , it ' s equally as likely that it will happen q 4 . aes is currently under construction on their haywood project , and as such , they need to get this agreement wrapped up asap . our role in this is to utilize our resources ( primarily our consultant who is a former tva director ) to help aes through the process ( and in doing so , we will receive our upside payment of $ 2 million ) . we are doing everything we can to reach this milestone in q 3 . we can talk about this before our conference call if you like . regards , ben - - - - - original message - - - - - from : kitchen , louise sent : tue 9 / 4 / 2001 9 : 36 am to : jacoby , ben cc : subject : aes $ 2 mm i am assuming we ' ll get this money booked this month - i am concerned over fred ' s comment from the meeting last week . we need it . let me know louise kitchen chief operating officer enron americas tel : 713 853 3488 fax : 713 646 2308


On Thu, 1 Aug 2002 12:53:00 +0200, Matthias Saou  wrote:> None for that "builds" part : It's just an export of the CVS tree in which
> I keep my spec files and patches! ;-)
> I think the filemtime() php function that Ville uses in his sript is what
> I'm looking for, then I guess I just need to fill an array with the names
> and mtimes, sort it, then display what I want :-)    Arg; what a pain.  You can have a cron job to 'digest' this information every so often and populate the database...

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re : hi : thanks vince : could you give me mike roberts contact information . zeigham zeigham khokher doctoral candidate finance university of texas at austin zkhokher @ mail . utexas . edu 512 - 695 - 7164 ( cell ) - - - - - original message - - - - - from : to : cc : sent : friday , september 29 , 2000 3 : 33 pm subject : re : hi : zeigham , mike roberts from my group will help you . vince on 09 / 22 / 2000 07 : 14 : 37 pm to : cc : subject : hi : hi vince : this zeigham khokher at the university of texas at austin , finance department . i need some publicly available data that unfortunately is not available here . it is basically the historical prices for price of oil , gas and gold futures contracts and options . again the data is strictly public info and not proprietary at all . let me know if there is a central data person at enron who would be able to help . all help will be of course gratefully acknowledged . hope all is well , i hear you will be giving a talk at ut this fall and look forward to seeing you then . regards zeigham


jobs kyushu institute of technology ( national university ) , kitakyushu city , fukuoka prefecture , japan invites applications for two positions . a full-time instructor of efl beginning april 1 , 1996 . qualifications : a native speaker of english ; ma degree or its equivalent in tefl , applied linguistics , linguistics , literature , international communication or related fields ; under 40 years of age . duties : eight undergraduate / graduate classes per week plus other related departmental responsibilities . contract : initial two years contract , renewable to a maximum of of five years ( by mutual agreement ) . salary and and benefits : salary based on japanese ministry of education scale ; bonuses , transportation from point of origin , health insurance ; research budget of about 600 , 000 yen per year ; conference travel allowance . a fully furnished house is provided and on-campus residence therein is required . application materials : resume with recent passport-size photo , photocopies of all degrees / diplomas ; verifications of past employment ; list of publications ; at least one letter of recommendation ; 500 word essay on " why i 'd like to teach in japan . " deadline : sept 11 , 1995 a full or associate professor of efl beginning april 1 , 1996 . qualifications : a native speaker of japanese ; ma degree or its equivalent in tefl , applied linguistics , linguistics , literature , international communication or related fields ; at least two year teaching experience , over 40 years of age . duties : six undergraduate / graduate classes per week plus other related departmental responsibilities . salary and and benefits : salary based on japanese ministry of education scale ; bonuses , transportation from point of origin , health insurance ; research budget ; conference travel allowance . application materials : resume with recent passport-size photo , list of publications , experts or photocopies of publications , and 200 word abstracts of publications , photocopies of all degrees / diplomas , a photocopy of the certificate of most recent degree with grades , a certificate of physical examination , at least one letter of recommendation . deadline : sept 11 , 1995 contact : shuzo yamanaka ( professor ) department of humanities faculty of engineering kyushu institute of technology 1 - 1 sensui - cho tobata - ku kitakyushu - shi 804 japan fax : + 81 93 884 3400 e - mail enquiries should be sent to ; makoto shimizu ( mr ) shimizu @ dhs . kyutech . ac . jp


Hi this is yijue, can i meet u at 11 tmr?


 wintermute  a Ã©crit:
> > I'm confused. I thought it was GPL'ed and
> > that the money you paid SuSE was for your
> > 60 day support or whatever?
> No, as of oh, about a year to a year and a half ago
> SuSE revoked it's free offering of it's retail
> distro.> Sometime about the start of the great slump, SuSE
> pulled free release of it's main x86 product.
Fine - nobody can oblige SuSE to do anything other
than put up the ftp version, but surely they
can't prevent a CD owner from burning a copy and
giving it to me?What is the GPL all about then?> I'm not sure on the details of it, but I think SuSE
> have probably done an OpenBSD of the cd they sell?
But *_surely_* they cannot BSD Linux? It's not
theirs to BSD!
> I could be wrong, I don't use SuSE so haven't
> investigated, but essentially the only 'free'
> version of SuSE will be it's tp offering.
Nobody can oblige them to give away anything
other than ftp - I'm not asking for that. I'm
asking for somebody who has Linux (GPL'ed) to
burn a copy for me and give it to me in exchange
for a reasonable consideration (say, the price of
the CDs and a bottle of Frascati or a couple of
pints?).
What does the GPL mean now?
I don't want their 60 days of free email support
or anything similar (if I did, I would pay for
it).
Paul...
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Forwarded-by: Rob Windsor
Forwarded-by: LZ A pastor walked into a neighborhood pub.  The place was hopping
with music and dancing but every once in a while the lights would
turn off.  Each time after the lights would go out the place would
erupt into cheers.However, when the revelers saw the town pastor, the room went dead
silent.  He walked up to the bartender and asked, "May I please
use the restroom?"The bartender replied, "I really don't think you should.""Why not?" the pastor asked."Well, there is a statue of a naked woman in there, and her most
private part is covered only by a fig leaf.""Nonsense," said the pastor, "I'll just look the other way."So the bartender showed the clergyman the door at the top of the
stairs, and he proceeded to the restroom.  After a few minutes, he
came back out, and the whole place was hopping with music and
dancing again.  However, they did stop just long enough to give
the pastor a loud round of applause.  He went to the bartender and
said, "Sir, I don't understand.  Why did they applaud for me just
because I went to the restroom?""Well, now they know you're one of us," said the bartender.  "Would
you like a drink?""But, I still don't understand," said the puzzled pastor."You see," laughed the bartender, "every time the fig leaf is lifted
on the statue, the lights go out in the whole place.  Now, how
about that drink?"


corpus - based and statistical nlp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - absolutely last call for papers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - sixth workshop on very large corpora note that the deadline for submissions has been extended by 1 week because acl / coling is late in sending out notification and we wish to encourage submissions from the affected group . the new deadline of april 27 is absolutely firm . when : august 15-16 , 1998 ( immediately following acl / coling-98 ) where : university of montreal , montreal , quebec , canada workshop description : as in past years , the workshop will offer a general forum for new research in corpus-based and statistical natural language processing . areas of interest include ( but are not limited to ) : - robust parsing , phrase structure analysis - part of speech tagging - term and name identification - word sense disambiguation - morphological analysis - anaphora resolution - event categorization - discourse structure identification - alignment of parallel texts and bilingual terminology - language modelling - lexicography - machine translation - spelling and grammar correction program chair : eugene charniak brown university program committee : steven abney lillian lee eric brill christopher manning ted briscoe dan melamed rebecca bruce scott miller claire cardie raymond mooney bob carpenter james pustejovksy glen carroll lance ramshaw ken church adwait rathnaparkhi michael collins ellen riloff joshua goodman hinrich schutze vasilis hatzivassiloglou ralph weischedel mark johnson janyce wiebe andrew kehler dekai wu john lafferty david yarowsky sponsor : sigdat ( acl 's special interest group for linguistic data and corpus-based approaches to nlp ) web sites : for coling-acl ' 98 - http : / / coling-acl 98 . iro . umontreal . ca / format for submission : only hard-copy submissions will be accepted . authors should submit six ( 6 ) copies of their full-length paper ( 3500-8000 words ) to eugene charniak at the johns hopkins university address below . papers should describe original work . a paper accepted for presentation cannot be presented or have been presented at any other meeting . papers submitted to other conferences will be considered , as long as this fact is clearly indicated in the submission . schedule : submission deadline : april 27 , 1998 notification date : june 1 , 1998 camera ready copy due : june 22 , 1998 contact : eugene charniak e-mail ec @ cs . brown . edu address : before february 1 , 1998 and after june 1 , 1998 department of computer science brown university providence ri 02912-1910 address : from february 1 , 1998 until june 1 , 1998 department of computer science johns hopkins university neb 224 , 3400 n . charles street baltimore , md 21218-2694


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Oh, yes, I've just been a little under the weather so i've kind of been coccooning at home


Me too! Have a lovely night xxx


[I'm sure somebody will tell me about the original source; it's in a
number of places on the web. -gkm]Forwarded-by: Colin Burgess The Beer Scooter How many times have you woken up in the morning after a hard night
drinking and thought 'How on earth did I get home? As hard as you
try, you cannot piece together your return journey from the pub to
your house. The answer to this puzzle is that you used a Beer
Scooter.The Beer Scooter is a mythical form of transport, owned and leased
to the drunk by Bacchus the Roman god of wine. Bacchus has branched
out since the decrease in the worship of the Roman Pantheon and
has bought a large batch of these magical devices. The Beer Scooter
works in the following fashion:-The passenger reaches a certain level of drunkenness and the
"slurring gland" begins to give off a pheromone. Bacchus or one of
his many sub-contractors detects this pheromone and sends down a
winged Beer Scooter. The scooter scoops up the passenger and deposits
them in their bedroom via the Trans-Dimensional Portal. This is
not cheap to run, so a large portion of the passenger's in-pocket
cash is taken as payment.This answers the second question after a night out 'How did I spend
so much money?'Unfortunately, Beer Scooters have a poor safety record and are
thought to be responsible for over 90% of all UDI (Unidentified
Drinking Injuries).  An undocumented feature of the beer scooter
is the destruction of time segments during the trip. The nature of
Trans-Dimensional Portals dictates that time will be lost, seemingly
unaccounted for.This answers a third question after a night out 'What the hell
happened?'With good intentions, Bacchus opted for the REMIT (Removal of
Embarrassing Moments In Time) add on, that automatically removes,
in descending order, those parts in time regretted most. Unfortunately
one person's REMIT is not necessarily the REMIT of another and
quite often lost time is regained in discussions over a period of
time. Independent studies have also shown that Beer Goggles often
cause the scooter's navigation system to malfunction thus sending
the passenger to the wrong bedroom, often with horrific consequences.
With recent models including a GPS, Bacchus made an investment in
a scooter drive-thru chain specialising in half eaten kebabs and
pizza crusts.Another question answered!! For the family man, Beer Scooters come
equipped with flowers picked from other people's garden and
Thump-A-Lot boots (Patent Pending). These boots are designed in
such a way that no matter how quietly you tip-toe up the stairs,
you are sure to wake up your other half. Special anti-gravity
springs ensure that you bump into every wall in the house and the
CTSGS (Coffee Table Seeking Guidance System) explains the bruised
shins. The final add-on Bacchus saw fit to invest in for some
scooters is the TAS (Tobacco Absorption System). This explains how
one person can apparently get through 260 Marlboro Lights in a
single night.PS: Don't forget the on-board heater, which allows you to comfortably
get home from the pub in sub-zero temperatures, wearing just a
T-shirt.


nominal expressions first announcement and call for papers ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ esslli-99 workshop on the generation of nominal expressions university of utrecht , the netherlands 9-13 august 1999 context : the workshop will take place in association with the 11th european summer school " logic linguistics and information " ( esslli ) , to be held in utrecht , the netherlands , from 9-20 august 1999 . the format of the workshop is 5 x 90 minutes on the 5 consecutive days of 9 to 13 august 1999 . the esslli summer school is organized under the auspices of the european association for logic , language and information ( folli ) . previous esslli summer schools have been highly successful , attracting around 500 students from europe and elsewhere . the school has developed into an important meeting place and forum for discussion for students and researchers interested in the interdisciplinary study of logic , language and information . for more information see http : / / esslli . let . uu . nl . workshop description : if someone attempted to assess the ` state of the art ' of linguistic research on nominal expressions by looking at how present-day programs generate nominals , he or she would no doubt underestimate gravely the level of sophistication of theoretical work on nominals . it can be argued that this is because existing work on the computational generation of nominals has limited itself to relatively simple nominals , often focussing on simple ( singular ) definite descriptions and pronouns . alternatively , it might be contended that much of the theoretical work in this area is not mature enough to be appicable in generation . be this as it may , work on the generation of nominals has not profited much from theoretical research in formal semantics and psycholinguistics on the meaning , interpretation and production of nominal expressions . this workshop will try to bridge the gap between theory and practice in this area by focusing on the generation of nominal expressions of different linguistic types including , for example , indefinite and quantificational nps ( of different monotonicity types ) . the theme of the workshop is closely related to that of a number of ongoing research projects , including the gnome ( ` generation of nominal expressions ' ) project , in which the itri ( brighton ) and hcrc ( edinburgh / durham ) collaborate , and which is funded by the epsrc in the united kingdom . topics for which submissions are invited include : ( 1 ) the influence of discourse context on the appropriateness and interpretation of a nominal expression ( 2 ) descriptive issues concerning the treatment of plurality , bridging , aggregation , eventualities , reference to text , cross-modal reference , etc . ( 3 ) representational issues ( i . e . , what kind of meaning representations should form the input to the generation algorithm ? ) ( 4 ) reversibility of grammars ( 5 ) differences in textual style or ` genre ' ( 6 ) psycholinguistic research relevant to computational natural language generation ( nlg ) ( 7 ) corpus - based work leading to insights relevant for computational nlg ( 8 ) issues of system / algorithm evaluation . practical issues : we welcome short ( i . e . , roughly 1000-1500 words ) electronic submissions ( send email to rodger . kibble @ itri . brighton . ac . uk ) on the theme of the workshop . submissions should be in postscript or plain ascii . please include " esslli99 " in the subject line of your message to make things easy for us . in accordance with the description of the workshop description , we encourage submissions about theoretical ( e . g . , formal semantic or psycholinguistic ) , applied , or corpus-based work , as long as the work is clearly relevant for nlg programs . no matter what they consider the main focus of their work , we ask authors to * stress relevance for nlg * in their submission ( and , later , in their presentation )


hpl nom for june 9 , 2000 ( see attached file : hplo 609 . xls ) - hplo 609 . xls


cornhusker deal tickets daren - - i know you ' re busy with bid week , so here are a couple questions & comments for you : september i need to know if a ticket has been set up for september for the market side of the williams & apache gas . we still only the supply is in mops . if it just needs points added to it , just let me know the deal ticket # . august 31 st this was the day we scheduled the payback to our two transport contracts on lonestar 1023 & 1460 . currently , they do not have the supply points needed for the williams & apache gas in order for the gas to be pathed to imbalance . . . so i will get them added so this gas can be pathed . july 31 - aug 7 these days were pathed as buy / sells from tenaska iv to tenaska marketing ventures . i worked with volume management to get these out in time for payment ( july & aug business ) , and had them do a manual entry for aug 31 st . please let me know what you think when you get a chance . thanks , mark x 33396


Well, I tried the Ximian GNOME 2.0 packages from
http://apt.sunnmore.net, and have to say, it was a let-down.  Ran
'apt-get update' , 'apt-get install gnome-session' then 'apt-get
upgrade' and Nautilus failed to execute, couldn't get any help docs to
come up, along with more problems.  So, with the luck of 'rpm -qa|grep
ximian' then removing by hand all ximian packages with 'rpm -e --nodeps'
and reinstalling everything GNOME and GNOME-related with apt, I got
trusty old Red Hat 7.3 GNOME back on the desktop, and the only trace of
Ximian is Evolution, again, thanks to apt from this site.I really liked Ximian (back then, Helix ?) at first but, to me, Red
Hat's GNOME, released with 7.3 seems much more pretty and up-to-date.
Could this be because of inclusion of gtk2 in RH 7.3?Lance  On Fri, 2002-07-26 at 07:40, MichÃ¨l Alexandre Salim wrote:
>  --- Angles Puglisi  wrote:
> >
> > I still think there's got to be a way to get the
> > packages that make gnomehide
> > from the Limbo CDs, they would be newer.
> >
> Surely you just need to recompile and install them in
> order?
>
> Ximian packages are awful - I had recurring problems
> with their packaged libxslt a few months back.
>
> Regards,
>
> Michel
>
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I *like* corn..-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [interest] FWD: When a Crop Becomes King Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 10:14:23 -0400 (EDT) From: Donald Eastlake 3rd July 19, 2002 When a Crop Becomes King By MICHAEL POLLANCORNWALL BRIDGE, Conn. -- Here in southern New England the corn is already waist high and growing so avidly you can almost hear the creak of stalk and leaf as the plants stretch toward the sun. The ears of sweet corn are just starting to show up on local farm stands, inaugurating one of the ceremonies of an American summer. These days the nation's nearly 80 million-acre field of corn rolls across the countryside like a second great lawn, but this wholesome, all-American image obscures a decidedly more dubious reality.Like the tulip, the apple and the potato, zea mays (the botanical name for both sweet and feed corn) has evolved with humans over the past 10,000 years or so in the great dance of species we call domestication. The plant gratifies human needs, in exchange for which humans expand the plant's habitat, moving its genes all over the world and remaking the land (clearing trees, plowing the ground, protecting it from its enemies) so it might thrive.Corn, by making itself tasty and nutritious, got itself noticed by Christopher Columbus, who helped expand its range from the New World to Europe and beyond. Today corn is the world's most widely planted cereal crop. But nowhere have humans done quite as much to advance the interests of this plant as in North America, where zea mays has insinuated itself into our landscape, our food system and our federal budget.One need look no further than the $190 billion farm bill President Bush signed last month to wonder whose interests are really being served here. Under the 10-year program, taxpayers will pay farmers $4 billion a year to grow ever more corn, this despite the fact that we struggle to get rid of the surplus the plant already produces. The average bushel of corn (56 pounds) sells for about $2 today; it costs farmers more than $3 to grow it. But rather than design a program that would encourage farmers to plant less corn which would have the benefit of lifting the price farmers receive for it Congress has decided instead to subsidize corn by the bushel, thereby insuring that zea mays dominion over its 125,000-square mile American habitat will go unchallenged.At first blush this subsidy might look like a handout for farmers, but really it's a form of welfare for the plant itself -- and for all those economic interests that profit from its overproduction: the processors, factory farms, and the soft drink and snack makers that rely on cheap corn. For zea mays has triumphed by making itself indispensable not to farmers (whom it is swiftly and surely bankrupting) but to the Archer Daniels Midlands, Tysons and Coca-Colas of the world.Our entire food supply has undergone a process of "cornification" in recent years, without our even noticing it. That's because, unlike in Mexico, where a corn-based diet has been the norm for centuries, in the United States most of the corn we consume is invisible, having been heavily processed or passed through food animals before it reaches us. Most of the animals we eat (chickens, pigs and cows) today subsist on a diet of corn, regardless of whether it is good for them. In the case of beef cattle, which evolved to eat grass, a corn diet wreaks havoc on their digestive system, making it necessary to feed them antibiotics to stave off illness and infection. Even farm-raised salmon are being bred to tolerate corn not a food their evolution has prepared them for. Why feed fish corn? Because it's the cheapest thing you can feed any animal, thanks to federal subsidies. But even with more than half of the 10 billion bushels of corn produced annually being fed to animals, there is plenty left over. So companies like A.D.M., Cargill and ConAgra have figured ingenious new ways to dispose of it, turning it into everything from ethano


URL: http://diveintomark.org/archives/2002/09/23.html#now_heavily_medicated
Date: 2002-09-23T16:11:02-05:00Trust me when I tell you that heavy medication and RDF do not mix. Here is a
list of things I intend to re-read once the fog lifts: - _Phil Ringnalda_: Using FOAF relationships[1] and Just say no to Trackback in
index.html[2].
- _Les Orchard_: Per-post comment RSS feed[3].
- _Phil Wainewright_: The bare necessities of RSS[4] and What to do about RDF
[5]. The beginning of an RSS 2.0 best practices document.
- _Jonathon Delacour_: Trying to score a goal[6]. â€œAs the best and the
brightest focus on the possibilities of FOAF, I turned my attention to
yesterday's news: RSS.â€ No, RSS will always be today's news. Get it?
Today's newzzz... Never mind.
- Comments on Ben Hammersley's Friend of a Friend[7]. Various ways to link to a
FOAF file from an RSS feed.
- _Nicholas Chase_: The Web's future: XHTML 2.0[8]. We're losing backward
compatibility, isn't that great? Well, he seems to think so.
- mod_cc[9], a module for including copyright information in RDF documents such
as RSS 1.0 feeds, and, I hope, FOAF files.
- _Shelley Powers_: Who is your audience, and what are you trying to
accomplish?[10] Addressing the growing identity crisis on the RSS-DEV mailing
list[11]. Also the comments on Shelley's article[12].
- _Ian Hickson_: Pingback 1.0[13]. â€œThe best thing about this idea is
that unlike similar schemes like TrackBack, it is totally transparent to both
users.â€
- New software helps in building of accessible web sites[14]. A press release
for a new edition of LIFT[15], which I have never used.
- Forget Mars bars, Twinkies now the deep-fried treat[16]. â€œThe secret to
making a deep-fried Twinkie, he says, is to place it in the fridge first to
give it more stability. He then rolls it in flour, covers it with batter ...
and plunks it into the oil.â€ [1]  http://philringnalda.com/archives/002324.php
[2]  http://philringnalda.com/archives/002329.php
[3]  http://www.decafbad.com/news_archives/000290.phtml
[4]  http://howto.looselycoupled.com/blog/2002_09_15_dy.htm
[5]  http://howto.looselycoupled.com/blog/2002_09_22_dy.htm#85480973
[6]  http://weblog.delacour.net/archives/000707.html
[7]  http://rss.benhammersley.com/archives/001387.html
[8]  http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/wa-xhtml/?n-wa-9192
[9]  http://web.resource.org/rss/1.0/modules/cc/
[10] http://weblog.burningbird.net/archives/000541.php
[11] http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rss-dev/
[12] http://burningbird.net/cgi-bin/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=541
[13] http://ln.hixie.ch/?start=1032794857&count=1
[14] http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/0209/23.usable.php
[15] http://www.usablenet.com/
[16] http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/PEstory/TGAM/20020923/UFATTN/Headlines/headdex/headdexInternational_temp/13/13/22/


What confuses me is, because these "scam" artists are laying out all
the contact information right out on the table, why don't the police
simply pose as recipients of the scam email and trap them?  I mean,
I get no less than a half dozen a day and they should be real easy
to corner.The only answer must be that the authorities in the countries in
question must be in on the scam, but isn't international fraud (and
kidnapping and murder if the reports I've seen on the media are true)
isn't this an Interpol thing?I mean, the perpetrators are not exactly hiding, are they?What I really don't understand is why I keep getting more of these.
Don't they know by now that I already made my millions on the first one?--
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I don't know jack shit about anything or i'd say/ask something helpful but if you want you can pretend that I did and just text me whatever in response to the hypotheticalhuagauahahuagahyuhagga


C movie is juz last minute decision mah. Juz watch 2 lar but i tot ü not interested.


1. Tension face 2. Smiling face 3. Waste face 4. Innocent face 5.Terror face 6.Cruel face 7.Romantic face 8.Lovable face 9.decent face  <#> .joker face.


Matthias Saou (matthias@rpmforge.net) wrote*:
>I really think that with my ALSA packages, ALSA on Red Hat Linux has never
>been so easy! ;-)I had been hand building those alsa packages for probably 6 months or more, so I
could use my laptop's ESS chip best (hard disk recording and such). Wow, maybe 8 to
10 months, time flys. I didn't look forward to doing that tedious build every time I
changed a kernel or something. Matthias has made this a thing of the past! Dude,
it's a no brainer, use apt-get or just download and install.What's more, OSS is fully "imitated", older apps using OSS are as happy as a clam.
My personal taste tells me newer apps which use alsa sound better (alsaplayer, xmms
with alsa module) to my ear.The 2 things that trick people are the modules.conf file, they didn't have that
automatic matrix page when I started with alsa, you don't know how good you have it.And on my old installs (only the first time I installed it on a clean box), alsa
always was "muted" until you fire up a mixer and turn up the music. It's possible
Matthias even took care of that too. Anyway it is/was only a one time thing on 1st
install, that was a long time ago for me.Those ALSA dudes had been trying to get it into the 2.4 kernel but missed it, but
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computational linguistics acl ' 99 student session call for papers 37th annual meeting of the association for computational linguistics 20 - - 26 june , 1999 university of maryland [ you may find it easier to read this information on the web at http : / / www . cs . utoronto . ca / ~ melanie / acl99 / ] 1 . purpose the goal of the student sessions is to provide a forum for student members to present _ work in progress _ and receive feedback from other members of the computational linguistics community . the session will consist of paper presentations by student authors . the number of papers accepted is contingent on the quality of the submissions and the availability of presentation time during the conference , but the student session will be at least half a day . the accepted papers will be published in a special section of the conference proceedings . note that the student session and the main conference session are independent ; students are free to submit to either session , and each submission will be evaluated independently and with respect to the criteria set out by the respective organizing committees . 2 . requirements papers should describe original , unpublished work that is in progress and demonstrates insight , creativity , and promise . topics of interest are the same as for the main conference or the thematic sessions . 2 . 1 submission restrictions due to differences in format requirements , papers submitted to the main conference _ cannot _ be considered for the student sessions . students may , of course , submit different papers to the main conference and the student session , or papers on different aspects of a particular problem or project . note that for papers presenting joint work , _ all _ co-authors must be students . papers may be submitted to other conferences , but this must be clearly indicated on the cover page . the official language of the conference is english , and hence student papers should be written in english . 2 . 2 length the maximum allowable length is 3 pages ( about 1800 words ) , including references . 2 . 3 format of submission submissions packages should consist of a title page , followed by the paper . the title page should contain : o the paper 's title ; o the name and affiliations of the author ( s ) ; o a complete address for each author ; o an abstract ; o a designation of the topic area ( s ) ( one or two ) ; o a statement about submission to other conferences ( e . g . , ' none ' or a list ) ; and o the paper id code ( see below ) . we recommend that if the student authors plan to apply for travel grants , that they include the application form ( please see " travel grants " ) with their paper submission . 2 . 4 electronic submission code to identify each paper , an id code _ must _ be acquired by filing an electronic paper registration form ( http : / / www . mri . mq . edu . au / conf / acl99 / register . html ) ; upon successful completion of this form , an id code will be sent to the designated author by e-mail . if you cannot access the electronic paper registration form , send email to acl99 @ mri . mq . edu . au with subject idform for an automatic reply . 2 . 5 medium of submission authors must submit their papers electronically . only in unusual cases will hard copy submissions be allowed . electronic submissions should be either self-contained latex source , postscript , or pdf ( we encourage latex submissions ) . postscript submissions must use a standard font . latex submissions should not refer to any other external files or styles except for the standard styles for tex 3 . 14 and latex 2 . 09 . the bibliography for a latex submission cannot be submitted as separate . bib file ; the actual bibliography entries must be inserted in the submitted latex source file . we strongly recommend the use of acl - standard latex or word style files for the preparation of submissions ( please note that while we do not accept word - format files for electronic submission ,


How about rsync.It doesn't only work for remote files.MArk
On Fri, 2002-07-19 at 14:28, Niall O Broin wrote:
> I have about 60G of data which I need to copy from one disk to another.
> However, I'm not sure how I should best copy it. The problem is the bulk of
> the data is images and most of these image have two directory entries i.e.
> there is a hard link to each file. If I copy them using cp -a or my usual
> favourite of find .|cpio -pmd other_dir it's going to copy each file twice,
> which is not what I want. dump / restore would take care of this if the
> source filesystem wasn't reiserfs :-( Any suggestions ?
>
>
> Niall
>
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Once upon a time, Matthias wrote :> Hi, Matthias..
>
> > ..it's a major release and supports now SGI's FAM technology
>
> ..requires currently some changes for the spec because the dep to fam
> 2.6.7-6.
> For compiling fam.h (fam-evel) is required too.Indeed, I had repackaged a first version, but without fam support (not
released). I'll release the package with fam support right now ;-)Matthias--
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Whatcha call the guy who hangs out with the band?
The drummer.
COn Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Lucas Gonze wrote:>
> Music school jokes --
>
> American conductor and European conductor are talking.  European conductor
> says "what a week, I've had 5 rehearsals and a performance."  "That's
> nothing," says the American conductor, "I've had five performances and a
> rehearsal."
>
> What's the difference between a spring in the desert surrounded by palm
> trees and a violist that plays in tune?  A violist that plays in tune is a
> mirage.
>
> What's the difference between a rat and a guitar player?  The rat's got
> something to do tonight.
>
> Good thing it's not comedy school.
>
>
>
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ee agrmts - urgent attached is a spreadsheet which indicates the employees who have current agrmts and are being considered for a new agrmt . the spreadsheet indicates the contractual committments . i ' ll leave the password on your voice mail .


functional & systemic ling verhoeven , ludo . functional literacy . theoretical issues and educational implications . john benjamins 1994 viii , 493 pp . linguistics cloth : us : 1 55619 316 5 / eur : 90 272 1791 2 us $ 85 . 00 / hfl . 150 , - - paper : us : 1 55619 317 3 / eur : 90 272 1792 0 us $ 29 . 95 / hfl . 60 , - - the volume has four parts : i . the construct of functional literacy , ii . literacy and development , iii . attaining literacy in developing countries , and iv . attaining literacy in industrial societies . contributions were originally presented at an international conference in tilburg , october 1991 , and are by : l . verhoeven , h . j . graff , c . blanche - benveniste , l . noordman & w . vonk , b . street , k . levine , d . r . olson , p . bertelson & b . de gelder , p . leseman , d . barton , e . ferreiro , n . hornberger , m . van der westen , c . j . daswani , j . yambi , f . coulmas , c . doets , c . pontecorvo , a . van der leij , d . bouwhuis & h . bunt , w . loxley , l . dubbeldam , j . hammond & p . freebody , j . ooijens , d . wagner . the prague school of structural and functional linguistics philip luelsdorff ( ed . ) ( university of regensburg ) the importance of the prague school for the rise of structuralism and for integration of the theoretical linguistics of today can hardly be overestimated . the volume brings together 13 papers showing the main results of the research of the prague school and of its continuation in the domains of phonemics and written language , morphemics and word formation , lexicon , syntax and semantics , text structures , stylistics and typology . the authors all actively contributed to the domain they are treating here . linguistic and literary studies in eastern europe , 41 ca . vi , 384 pp . + index hb 1-55619 - 266 - 5 $ 175 . 00 luelsdorff , philip a . , jarmila paneuova & peter sgall ( eds . ) . praguiana 1945-1990 . john benjamins 1994 x , 240 pp . + index eastern european ling . cloth us : 1 55619 265 7 / eur : 90 272 1549 9 us $ 75 . 00 / hfl . 135 , - - the aim of this volume is to witness how the activities of the prague school have continued to bring important new insights and discussions between the 1940s and the present time . contributions are included which have escaped attention on an international scale because they were published in czech ; several papers have been written especially for this volume . the contributions cover various domains : syntax , morphology , sociolinguistics , graphemics , the language system , the lexicon , and contrastive linguistics . contributions by : e . pauliny , m . dokulil and f dane , r . trost , v . skalicka , j . ruzicka , f . miko , o . leska , j . vachek , j . horeck } , v . blanar , p . sgall , v . barnet , v . barnetova .


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