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Failure (Feb 25 2003 23:55 GMT) - Here's the thing about how I feel right now. About this thing here. The thing that holds me down, squeezes... |
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- In the February 2003 survey we received responses from 35,863,952 sites. Market Share for Top Servers Across All Domains August... |
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- Well, I'm 50% done and the chemo fog is building as expected. I will forgo the medication schedule, it hasn't... |
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- There are two main ways to pass variables in C++- By value and by reference. This also applies in Visual Basic.NET, and other languages have similar concepts, or you can use pointers instead of references. Some people have difficulty understanding... |
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- There are two main ways to pass variables in C++- By value and by reference. This also applies in Visual Basic.NET, and other languages have similar concepts, or you can use pointers instead of references. Some people have difficulty understanding... |
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- I spent a significant amount of time tonight reading blogs and browsing sites of those claiming an advanced knowledge of the .NET platform. Man, I am humbled, as the saying goes, I'M NOT WORTHY! Some of you out there have an understanding that I only dream of having. It's a tad intimidating. |
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- I spent a significant amount of time tonight reading blogs and browsing sites of those claiming an advanced knowledge of the .NET platform. Man, I am humbled, as the saying goes, I'M NOT WORTHY! Some of you out there have an understanding that I only dream of having. It's a tad intimidating. |
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- I spent a significant amount of time tonight reading blogs and browsing sites of those claiming an advanced knowledge of the .NET platform. Man, I am humbled, as the saying goes, I'M NOT WORTHY! Some of you out there have an understanding that I only dream of having. It's a tad intimidating. |
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Old School (Feb 25 2003 23:41 GMT) - Old School - R - Now playing 2/5 Three friends attempt to thwart the evil dean of the local university... |
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rss feed (Feb 25 2003 23:40 GMT) - what is an RSS feed? this cleared up a few mysteries for me.... |
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Cool Cases (Feb 25 2003 23:36 GMT) - If you own a PDA, check this site out, GrinderGear.com. Their cases just ROCK! |
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Cool Cases (Feb 25 2003 23:36 GMT) - If you own a PDA, check this site out, GrinderGear.com. Their cases just ROCK! |
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Cool Cases (Feb 25 2003 23:36 GMT) - If you own a PDA, check this site out, GrinderGear.com. Their cases just ROCK! |
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- The dangers of new technology and airport security. :-) |
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It's on (Feb 25 2003 23:30 GMT) - It's an mc battle like "boom shalack lack" your rhymes scare me like a koala bear attack double lemon poppyseed would have made a tasty snack, but I'll steal the muffin your mom packed from your lunch sack.... |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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- More gridlock, not less If voters intended the 2002 election to move Congress off dead center and out of gridlock, guess again. Furious Senate Democrats are intent on jamming up whatever they can with filibusters, requiring Republicans to find 60 votes to pass President Bush’s agenda. And, at the same time, the Democ... By Paperboy - 1 Replies - 02-25-2003 11:25 PM |
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