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If that were the case, the ladies would go just as crazy about my or Azat's picture than they do about yours. So I'll say you are wrong

"Juliana has to eat through her stomach, and she has a trach to breathe. Already, less than two years into her life, she's had 14 surgeries. Doctors say she could need at least 30 more." ... what if those 44 surgeries could save 44 other lives? i.e. is that really the best place to donate?

Local Family Has Daughter Born Without a Face After seeing things like this, I can't help but become more set on my stance on the appropriateness of euthanasia in certain cases. Sorry for the heart wrenching story, but it is a fact of life and we can't simply ignore it.

My suggestion to not do folding based on the win98 info was because I doubt there is much of a CPU there to do the normal daily tasks, let alone to bog it down more with folding. What I found interesting in the recent discussion is how computer related things were being explained in other terms while I usually do the opposite: explain other things in computer terms I got rid of the folding stuff on my daily PC because it was really slowing me down ... on top of that, my fans were going bezerk with the added load. I hate having any extra load on my system other than the stuff I am doing at the time because even a few ms delay in response time drives me nutz over time. My PCs are usually struggling to keep up with my demands on them when I'm working on things (the keyword being WHEN I'm working ). Plus, the thing seems to core dump once in a while.

I know Domino is going to kick my ass for saying this, but just do yourself a favor and uninstall the folding stuff from your PC.

DirecTV, Inc., Hughes Electronics Corporation Operating illicitly in Canada and without authorization. "DIRECTV, Inc., is a unit of Hughes Electronics Corp. which is a division of General Motors or GMH on the New York stock exchange. DirecTV is currently not authorized to broadcast nor to distribute or sell their programming in Canada. They nonetheless do sell their subscriptions to Canadians through the artifice of US post office boxes and Canadian satellite dealers with the US Corporation knowingly operating unlawfully. It defrauds the Canadian government and the Canadian taxpayer out of MILLIONS of dollars annually!!!" Well in that case, I wouldn't feel too bad stealing from them if I lived in Canada

How about Armizzle?

And sev, good job buddy! Man your hayeren is getting really good. Before you know it, you'll probably speak better Armenian than I can spell in English

Excellent year ... I was healthy the whole time, I got to go and see some pretty amazing places, do some really strange and not so strange things, met some amazing, weird, and not so amazing people and all in all learned more about myself and the world than probably all my previous years combined. Of course that doesn't mean it was all peachy and a party the whole time ... but that's part of why it was a great year. My traveling list for the year to places where I actually stayed (not just drove through) included, but is not limited to: Madison, Vegas, Sacramento, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, LA, and Milwaukee as the major cities ... then a WHOLE lot of small cities starting from the Anza Borrego desert and Glamis, up into the San Bernardinos with Big Bear, and Arrowhead, to Visallia, Merced, and Santa Rosa in CA, Duluth WI by lake Superior, Moab UT (a week), Gilbert MN, Attica IN, Danville IL, Eaton Rapids MI, and I got to do the entire drive from LA to Madison again which took me through CA, NV, UT, CO, NE, OH, and WI (3 days total). Wish I could've done more but overall, I'm pretty satisfied with that.

Well, still, it sounds like it's been a great year!

Because of my jeep?

On Di$h Net, you can pick up ArmTV off of the 121 (E9) bird on TP 5. On a $uperdish, that's on 11782 Mhz (V) with Video id 6434, audio id 6435 and PCR 6434. It's the same transponder that carries a couple of persian channels and some other weird international stuff. Eh, How's that not illegal? And what kind of satellite card costs $550?

Yes! I finally built/put together my dream jeep ... something I had been planning for more than 5 years.

Yes thank you thank you ... now where's my turkey and stuffing?

If you fold for hyeforum team: + #of WU's * 10 + # of processors * 50

Anoushik I am NOT laughing at you. That's a very valid question. But not for a 2nd year college computer science student! Someone ACTUALLY raised his hand and asked what CPU stood for in my sophomore programming class! The entire class busted out laughing at the poor guy. The professor was nice about it and wrote it out on the board .. "central processing unit" and went on to explain it's function in a computer ... but I sorta wish he had been honest with that kid and told him not to waste his time in this major anymore.

I think we need to define a "closeness metric" by which we can judge people's relative distances in terms of Armenianness ... then we can use that to evaluate their partnership. Judging by what has been discussed on this board so far, I don't think it's feasible at this time to come up with an absolute Armenianness scale ... as in trying to definitevely answer the question "who is Armenian". But I think we can certainly make some sort of relative comparison most of the time ... as in person A is more Armenian than person B. Here, I am suggesting using such a relative topological classification of Armenianness to evaluate the goodness of Armenian partnerships. We may also use such a scoring system to help us decide: (Start with 0) Armenian father: +10 Armenian mother: +10 From Iran: +100 Can speak Eastern Armenian: +10 Can speak Western Armenian: +5 Can Write in Armenian: +50 Likes Rabiz Musc: -500 Can actually recognize Raiz music: +20 Likes Harut Pamboukjian: +150 Is a vegeterian: -10 For each parent that is: of Greek origin: +4 Italian: +3 Eastern European: +2 Western European: +1 Asian: 0 Affrican: -1 Affrican who can speak Armenian: +70 ... and so forth.

Mast with the a as in 'Andrew' is that. I meant mast with the 'a' as in 'Azat'... I was thinking of writing "must", but for some reason, changed my mind. By the way, no one told me about no test today

Come on guys, all the poor girl did was to ask how much more liberty she has left. Geez

Well, since probably neither of you two remembers (Azat and Eve), here's a heads up ... Eve, by the way, I still don't remember what Dan used to call you

I see. When I have time, I have been planning to look at their packet formats to see what is actually communicated back and forth ... maybe there's a way around "folding" without actually folding

Depending on what you mean by a "virtual cpu" but theoretically there is no limit on the number of virtual machines as each is basically running like a normal proccess. You would however soon run out of precious recources such as RAM which would quickly lead to a system that does nothing but thrashing (i.e. no useful work).

"... they might pay $10,000 for that cold sip." Hmmmmm ... I might be sitting on a gold mine here and didn't even know it!

Anytime For those who might be curious, "mast" means yogurt in farsi and ash is well ... ash

Ash e Mast?