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- Author: scott5776 Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 6:59 pm (GMT -5) if you can still see their teeth and tongue, it ain't full of cum_________________Yes, her pussy is hairy. See it at http: |
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Untitled (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - Mikkel Marius Winther added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / With the new Mac mini, I might even be able to afford this! |
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- Shahid Ambia added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / When you do switch to a Mac, don’t take anything from your old comp to your new one. It kinda adds to that great feeling you get when you Switch. Of course, if it’ |
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- ichigo added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / i’ve switched to apple a few years ago… and since mac os x i have to say apple is one of the gre |
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- Chris Rhee added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / But really, Mac OS X is just MUCH better. Let me check the uptime on my 1.33Ghz PowerBook… 17: |
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Untitled (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - bake_hayes added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / My “switch” was from a TRS-80 to a MacSE (no HD), but that still counts, right? I’ |
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- denmojo added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / The Macintosh computer just gets out of the way and lets you get to your creative work. I did this middle of last year, and have utmost joy in having a Mac. PC/Winblows is just too much of a pain, although it does have its purposes. |
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- BrendanAvery added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / I finally reached the point today where I realize that after 16 years of working under MS-based PCs and feeling like I was dependent on the Windows platform because of the time and money investment etc—(used to be a Visual Basic and ASP developer, then ColdFusion, n |
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Untitled (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - 1010 added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / i switched to apple 4 years ago and i love it! No more OS problems. thanks mr. jobs!! |
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- sisil added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / My first taste of Apple computer was a G3 500 MHz iBook. The machine is very pretty physically, and running MacOSX, the GUI is very pretty too. I started a new job last year and when asked ‘what kind of computer you want to use? |
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- caitlindean added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / I bought a used G3/500 white iBook a couple years ago to try out OSX and I was really enjoying it. My main personal computer was a noisy PC I pretty much built myself that I used to be really proud of and was barely using. I would only boot it up |
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- Glenn Burns added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / A recent article of mine: Right Clicking In the world of personal computing, there are now many choices in both software and hardware. While it is said that ninety percent of computer users worldwide use PCs (Microsoft Windows), this monopoly does not necessarily reflect on |
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Untitled (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - James Granby added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / I’ve been using Macintosh computers for almost 2 years now, and I can confidently say that switching was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. If anyone reading is thinking of doing it, then just go for it. |
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- Michael Whitney added an entry regarding switch to apple: clear="left" / Macs are beautiful and easy to use. Switching will change the way you think about computers. Rather then think of a computer as a machine, you will use it as a tool and display as a piece of art. If any one needs help with software or hardware needs just let me know. |
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Untitled (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - Buzz Andersen added an entry regarding Learn Cocoa: clear="left" / Learning Cocoa is a fantastic experience. It will make you a better object oriented designer, and will have you wondering why you ever used anything else. |
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- Benjamin Stiglitz added an entry regarding Learn Cocoa: clear="left" / Cocoa is really, truly the best desktop application framework you will ever find. Some purists may complain that its implementation of one feature or another is ugly, but the truth is that Cocoa is for getting things done. What Ruby did for my toy project work, Cocoa did for my desktop project work. |
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Progress (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - woolcome added an entry regarding Learn Cocoa: clear="left" / I’ve been working through several books and recommend a good starting place is Stephen Kochan’s book, Programming in Objective-C (http://www. |
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- woolcome added an entry regarding Learn Cocoa: clear="left" / It has probably taken me 4 months to get passed this one. This program takes input in a text field, and reports back the text and how many characters the text has. The header file: /* AppControler */ #import < |
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More texts (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - woolcome added an entry regarding Learn Cocoa: clear="left" / Finished skimming “Cocoa Programming by Anguish, Buck, and Yacktman ISBN 0-672-32230-7, $59.99. Skimming is all I had time for this 1246 page tome. |
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- Justin Williams added an entry regarding Learn Cocoa: clear="left" / Once you go square, go back you won’t dare. yeah, that was cheesy. |
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- The congressional hearings addressing steroid abuse among major league baseball players have finally begun. As we all know, slated... |
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- Durst writes "Covering the conference live, Information Today's staff have posted a blog here. Other comments about the conference have been found at CBS' Marketwatch Internet Daily. Rochelle adds: There are links to other official blogs at the top of the Info Today blog. And, Blake gave his LISNews presentation this afternoon. |
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- In a a burst of patriotic pride, members of the El Segundo City Council have decided that naming library rooms after Agatha Christie and Jack London would not be appropriate; here's the story from the AP. Recently, the library staff, board and friends assembled a list of 25 well-known authors, and narrowed it down to Christie and London--but Mayor Kelly McDowell has asked them to start over with less politically charged--and strictly American authors. Library director Debra Brighton was surprised by the council's reaction, but said that they will now begin anew. A dissenting council member, Jim Boulgarides called Tuesday's council decision "silly" and joked that Brighton should perform background checks on the newly assembled list of authors. |
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- Democracy ... by George? By Juan Cole President Bush and his supporters are taking credit for spreading freedom across the Middle East. Here's why they're wrong. |
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- Berlusconi to Pull Out Troops from Iraq Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, yesterday announced that he would begin withdrawing his country's troops from Iraq in September under pressure from public opinion. "I've spoken to [Tony] Blair about this," he told a TV interviewer. "We've got to construct a precise exit strategy. Public opinion expects it, and we shall be talking about it soon." |
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- Secret U.S. Plans For Iraq's Oil In fact there were two conflicting plans, setting off a hidden policy war between neo-conservatives at the Pentagon, on one side, versus a combination of "Big Oil" executives and US State Department "pragmatists." |
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- GAO Called Tapes Illegal Propaganda Administration Rejects Ruling On PR Videos GAO Called Tapes Illegal Propaganda |
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- This is ridiculous. Good math teachers are hard to find! At a critical point "Immigrant may lose math teaching job, be deported to Yugoslavia" At a critical point Luckily, she's amazingly fluent in another language shared by virtually every culture on Earth: mathematics. "Math is so universal," she said. |
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- In Fresno, it's the teacher who stays after class Jill Sayuri Nakamura of Wishon Elementary School teaches student Jessica Campos American Sign Language. |
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- Smoke has yet to clear on glum KMC audit For example, outside auditing firm Macias Consulting Group Inc. found 80 percent of KMC's bills contained errors. |
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- Pollution officer sees cleaner future "Instead of everyone saying, 'Shoot the messenger,' today people are focused very constructively" on fixing the problem, Crow said. |
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- Water worries never run dry The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, which operates the CVP's massive network of dams, reservoirs and canals, has begun renewing long-term contracts that ensure farmers will continue to control 70 percent of the project's water for decades to come. |
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- Local pupils become Saturday scholars The students and teachers then will spend about 25 minutes setting objectives for the day and writing about the story they heard. The following hour to 90 minutes will be spent writing about math concepts. Then will come vocabulary lessons, getting kids to use more sophisticated words such as "upset" as an alternative to "mad." |
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- Wildflowers blooming at their very best "I think the entire state is going to be a giant wildflower show for the next few weeks," said Bob Follrath, a ranger for the East Bay Regional Park District at Sunol. "Wildflowers are |
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- My favorite local columnist: Some sly ideas for our Fox Theater But between the weekday hours of 9 and 5, the venerable old theater has a slightly forlorn, even semi-abandoned look -- and it's been that way since the Fox's grand reopening more than 10 years ago. |
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- My other favorite local columnist: Valley best appreciated on 99 at night Last Thursday night, we drove to Visalia to have dinner with my wife's parents. It's not a long drive, and dinner in Visalia, should it include roasted pork tenderloin simmering in gravy, tender carrots, quartered potatoes, homemade apple sauce, fresh baked cheesy biscuits, salad with a sweet dressing and Chinese noodles sprinkled over it and chocolate lace cookies is a pleasant, if not galvanizing affair. |
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Syrah (Mar 17 2005 23:59 GMT) - Editor's Note: Syrah is a rich, full-bodied, complex, spicy, long-lived wine that thrives in the Rhone region of France and produces such famous wines as Hermitage and Cote-Rotie. It is the most popular red wine of Australia (where it is called Shiraz and is often blended with Cabernet Sauvignon) and is becoming increasingly popular in California (where it is replacing another Rhone grape called Petite Sirah in America). |
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- Speakers to talk trends Kern's economic health, future to be hot topics at fifth annual summit Aerospace, energy, economics and ice cream are just some of the topics speakers will discuss at the 2005 Kern County Economic Summit. |
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- Bracing for BRAC Crunch time is rapidly approaching for two key Kern County military bases, as well as others in the state and country. |
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- Airport may add airline They've held preliminary meetings with Delta Airlines. Now they are planning to meet in late March with the Atlanta-based carrier to discuss running a flight from Meadows Field to Salt Lake City. "It looks very promising," said Ray Bishop, director of Kern County Airports. |
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- Merced campus outlives its critics UC Merced also has received millions of dollars in gift and grant money. Said the chancellor: "You are already reaping a return on your investment here." |
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