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*Idea borrowed from Fight Club * Normally, members of Project WinCustomize don't have a name. However, once a member of Project WinCustomize submits a skin they have a name. When they submit a skin their name is Brad Martin . Their name is Brad Martin . Their name is Brad Martin . Their name is Brad Martin ........ <img

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I had (a) hernia repair years ago, as I recall laughing hurt like hell! Oh yeah! It hurts, but the Tylenol 3's keep the pain at bay, and the laughing is good medicine. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quo

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BTW, answer to post #83: t = t0/(1-u^2/c^2)^1/2 » t0[1+(-1/2)(-u^2/c^2)] = t0(1+u^2/2c^2) from binomial theorem, where t0 = 12/2 = 6 s is the proper time interval for hatching. So the time difference is t - t0 = t0 (0.5 u^2/c^2) = (6)(0.5)(22)/(3x108)^2 = 1.33 x 10^-16 s The positive sign indicates that this is an increase in the time.

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Have been sitting around recovering from a hernia operation for the last week and half. My wife picked me up a book to keep my spirts up. The book is called Non Campus Mentis and is a compilation of college student essays by Professor Anders Henriksson. It is quite hilarious how the world's history can be so mangled. Here are a couple of funnier bits: Medieval Times: "During the Middle Ages everyone was middle aged. People lived in or near

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A problem: An egg travels on a 12m-long conveyor belt at a speed of 2 m/s. Use the Special Theory of Relativity and the binomial theorem to calculate the difference in the time the egg takes to hatch, compared to that of an identical egg which remains stationary. Does this difference correspond to an increase or a decrease in the time ?

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Although originally a poem, it was set to music and is sometimes sung, rather than spoken, at rememberance day observances here in Canada. In Flanders Fields - John McCrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved, and were love

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Two Zen monks were arguing about a flag waving in the breeze, and whether it was the flag or the wind that was moving. The Sixth Patriarch of Zen, Hui Neng, overheard "I suggested it was neither, that what moved was their own mind."

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Perhaps, like all good conspiracy theorists, Bant has come to realize that controlling GUI customization is the real road to power in this world. Forget the oil companies, the automobile manufacturers, the international banks and the secret governments. These things are trivial to the power that is skinning. We must stop the evil empire that is secretly working behind the scenes to dominate our desktops, pursue our pixels and grab our GUI. Fight the power!

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Grade 13 (yes, we had that in Canada back when I was in school) Calc, Trig, Advanced Functions and Relations. And let''s not forget Geometry and Discrete Math. I got pretty good at them and can still manage to solve the occasional problem that my 18 year old nephew throws at me. P.S. B

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